No5 Barristers’ Chambers is widely praised as ‘a good quality set with some excellent barristers‘ at all levels of seniority, with considerable combined expertise spanning the full spectrum of property and construction work. With over 25 years of experience handling property-related work, David Taylor is known for being ‘calm and authoritative in court but personable and practical in conference‘; he has recently acted in a boundary dispute as well as in relation to a claim concerning misrepresentation as to the suitability of a building for use as a hotel. David Mitchell regularly appears in High Court cases, particularly in the BPC in Birmingham. Omar Ensaff is noted for his extensive experience handling construction disputes by way of litigation, arbitration, or adjudication proceedings. His varied practice covers delay claims, defect claims, and claims for variation, among other kinds, and he is praised by clients for ‘articulating argument clearly and with precision and persuasive force‘.
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Regional Bar
No5 Barristers' Chambers
Les références
‘No5 Chambers consistently provides a first-class service. Danny Griffiths is super-efficient, friendly and always approachable despite holding such a senior position.’
‘Danny Griffiths offers excellent service levels.’
‘The clerks at No5 are very responsive, helpful and easy to work with.’
Principaux dossiers
St Philips Chambers
St Philips Chambers has a long-established reputation as the ‘top set in the Midlands‘ when it comes to property disputes and hosts ‘a number of able barristers‘ with expertise in this field. With broad experience covering boundary disputes as well as claims concerning easements and restrictive covenants, among other areas, Michelle Caney heads the real estate team in chambers. She is noted particularly for her recent involvement in high-profile litigation proceedings concerning claims for possession against persons unknown arising out of protest encampments at various universities. John Aldis’ experience covers boundary disputes as well as adverse possession claims and claims concerning easements. Jonathan Gale recently acted for the claimant in Clapham v Narga, a Leicestershire boundary dispute heard in the Court of Appeal that considered the relationship between adverse possession and overriding interests in registered land where title had been extinguished prior to first registration. John Randall KC retired in April 2025 after 44 years at the Bar, and Anthony Verduyn ceased practising in December 2024 and now exclusively offers mediation services.
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‘Justin Luckman is excellent and is always happy to help.’
‘The clerks are first rate, quick to respond and very organised.’
‘Ross Hands and Tom Kelly are great clerks. They are approachable and responsive.’
Principaux dossiers
No5 Barristers' Chambers
Les références
‘No5 Chambers consistently provides a first-class service. Danny Griffiths is super-efficient, friendly and always approachable despite holding such a senior position.’
‘Danny Griffiths offers excellent service levels.’
‘The clerks at No5 are very responsive, helpful and easy to work with.’
Principaux dossiers
St Philips Chambers
St Philips Chambers has a long-established reputation as the ‘top set in the Midlands‘ when it comes to property disputes and hosts ‘a number of able barristers‘ with expertise in this field. With broad experience covering boundary disputes as well as claims concerning easements and restrictive covenants, among other areas, Michelle Caney heads the real estate team in chambers. She is noted particularly for her recent involvement in high-profile litigation proceedings concerning claims for possession against persons unknown arising out of protest encampments at various universities. John Aldis’ experience covers boundary disputes as well as adverse possession claims and claims concerning easements. Jonathan Gale recently acted for the claimant in Clapham v Narga, a Leicestershire boundary dispute heard in the Court of Appeal that considered the relationship between adverse possession and overriding interests in registered land where title had been extinguished prior to first registration. John Randall KC retired in April 2025 after 44 years at the Bar, and Anthony Verduyn ceased practising in December 2024 and now exclusively offers mediation services.
Les références
‘Justin Luckman is excellent and is always happy to help.’
‘The clerks are first rate, quick to respond and very organised.’
‘Ross Hands and Tom Kelly are great clerks. They are approachable and responsive.’