No5 Barristers’ Chambers continues to offer ‘strength in depth at all levels’ when it comes to commercial dispute resolution. Nicholas Cobill is praised by clients as ‘tremendously clever with a brilliant legal mind’. He regularly appears in high-value multi-track proceedings in the High Court; in A F Kopp Limited v HSBC UK Bank PLC he is acting for HSBC in relation to claims brought by a former business customer for breach of contact and breach of duty of care arising from the suspension of a foreign currency account during an anti-money laundering review - the claim concerns the effect of a standard banking clause that excludes liability for direct or consequential loss. Yasmin Yasseri has an excellent reputation for her ‘hands-on approach’ and ‘keen eye for detail’. In Muylle-Facon BV v Combrink & Others she is defending her client against accusations that it procured a breach of contact. At the more junior end, Annie Townley continues to build a strong practice.
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No5 Barristers' Chambers
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‘No 5 has great clerks – Jordan Zaza in particular will go above and beyond to help.’
‘The clerks at No5 are great. Special mention goes to Jordan Zaza, Daniel Birch and Danny Griffiths.’
‘An excellent clerking team. Danny Griffiths and Jordan Zaza stand out.’
Principaux dossiers
St Philips Chambers
St Philips Chambers is ‘one of the leading sets in the Midlands’ for commercial litigation work with a ‘broad depth of expertise’. John Brennan is a senior junior with considerable experience in high-value commercial disputes. Robert Mundy KC’s wide-ranging practice covers contractual, company, insolvency, and commercial fraud disputes; he took silk in March 2025. Ali Tabari stands out for his experience handling disputes involving allegations of fraud. Marc Brown is ‘technically astute and leaves no stone unturned in court’. Kirsty White’s varied practice regularly sees her appear in the High Court and County Court as well as from time to time in the Court of Appeal. She recently acted for the defendant in Hussain v Ford Motor Company Limited, defending the company against a claim for damages arising from a defective vehicle. John Randall KC retired from practice in April 2025.
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‘The clerks are a great assets to the set. Justin Luckman in particular brings decades of expertise to his role, which he clearly uses to support the barristers within the set, and to nurture and develop talented barristers and clerks alike.’
‘The clerks are responsive and helpful. Ross Hands in particular is always keen to go above and beyond.’
‘The clerks provide an excellent service. Justin Luckman is brilliant and Jake Smithers is always very helpful too.’
Principaux dossiers
No5 Barristers' Chambers
Les références
‘No 5 has great clerks – Jordan Zaza in particular will go above and beyond to help.’
‘The clerks at No5 are great. Special mention goes to Jordan Zaza, Daniel Birch and Danny Griffiths.’
‘An excellent clerking team. Danny Griffiths and Jordan Zaza stand out.’
Principaux dossiers
St Philips Chambers
St Philips Chambers is ‘one of the leading sets in the Midlands’ for commercial litigation work with a ‘broad depth of expertise’. John Brennan is a senior junior with considerable experience in high-value commercial disputes. Robert Mundy KC’s wide-ranging practice covers contractual, company, insolvency, and commercial fraud disputes; he took silk in March 2025. Ali Tabari stands out for his experience handling disputes involving allegations of fraud. Marc Brown is ‘technically astute and leaves no stone unturned in court’. Kirsty White’s varied practice regularly sees her appear in the High Court and County Court as well as from time to time in the Court of Appeal. She recently acted for the defendant in Hussain v Ford Motor Company Limited, defending the company against a claim for damages arising from a defective vehicle. John Randall KC retired from practice in April 2025.
Les références
‘The clerks are a great assets to the set. Justin Luckman in particular brings decades of expertise to his role, which he clearly uses to support the barristers within the set, and to nurture and develop talented barristers and clerks alike.’
‘The clerks are responsive and helpful. Ross Hands in particular is always keen to go above and beyond.’
‘The clerks provide an excellent service. Justin Luckman is brilliant and Jake Smithers is always very helpful too.’