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Court Of Protection And Community Care

30 Park Place Chambers

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David Gardner – No5 Barristers’ Chambers 'David's legal knowledge of the Mental Capacity Act is second to none. His superb knowledge of wider public policies and legislation strengthens his ability in the sphere beyond measure. His exceptional advocacy style ensures he is able to command the respect of the court and parties to proceedings and that, coupled with his warm and empathetic approach towards the protected party, means he really is the full package.'
Nia Gowman – 30 Park Place Chambers
Rebecca Harrington – 30 Park Place Chambers
Rhian Jones – 30 Park Place Chambers
Laura Shepherd – 30 Park Place Chambers ‘Laura is calm and measured. She conducts herself with calm professionalism in court as well as in professionals meetings. She always looks for practical solutions within the law, is always timely with documentation, and her drafting is clear and to the point.’

Court of Protection and community care in Regional Bar

30 Park Place


30 Park Place Chambers retains its place at the forefront of Court of Protection matters on the Wales and Chester Circuit, with members regularly acting for local authorities, health boards, family members, and protected parties concerning welfareand financial disputes. Members also regularly advise and represent individuals and statutory bodies in respect of powers and duties under the community care legislation. With considerable expertise in cases involving children and recent experience in several forced marriage protection cases, Rebecca Harrington leads the team. Nia Gowman is regularly instructed by local authorities, health boards, the Official Solicitor, and family members in relation to s21A and s16 Mental Capacity Act applications. Laura Shepherd continues to build a strong practice – she receives instructions from various clients, including local authorities, health boards, and family members, in connection with Mental Capacity Act and Mental Health Act applications.

Les références

‘Providing suitable cover is difficult given the rurality of much of Wales, but chambers has always met the challenge.’

‘The clerks are always responsive and helpful.’

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