Ranking tables
Administrative & Public Law | UK Bar
The Regions (Bar)
Rankings overview for Sets
Band 1
- Garden Court North Chambers
Band 2
- 30 Park Place 3 Years Ranked
- No5 Barristers' Chambers 3 Years Ranked
- Kenworthy's Chambers
Band 1
- Sam Karim KC Kings Chambers14 Years Ranked
- Pete Weatherby KCGarden Court North Chambers
- Rhodri Williams KCKeating Chambers
Band 2
- Sophie Cartwright KCDeans Court Chambers
Band 1
- Matthew Stanbury Park Square Barristers12 Years Ranked
- Adam Fullwood39 Essex Chambers
- Christian Howells30 Park Place
- Christian Jowett30 Park Place
- Tom RoystonGarden Court North Chambers
- Vijay JagadeshamGarden Court North Chambers
Band 2
- David GardnerNo5 Barristers' Chambers
- Owain Rhys JamesCivitas Law
Band 3
- Matthew Wyard 3PB Barristers3 Years Ranked
- Nabila Mallick No5 Barristers' Chambers3 Years Ranked
- Tony Muman Halcyon Chambers13 Years Ranked
- Joseph MarkusGarden Court North Chambers
- Kate StoneGarden Court North Chambers
- Lucy MairGarden Court North Chambers
- Mikhil KarnikGarden Court North Chambers
- Nuhu Gobir9 Park Place
- Shazia KhanKenworthy's Chambers
- Tasaddat HussainGarden Court North Chambers
Up and Coming
- Nia Gowman30 Park Place
All Sets profiles
Band 1
Band 2
2 30 Park PlaceAdministrative & Public Law2024 | Band 2 | 3 Years RankedCardiff-based chambers 30 Park Place fields significant expertise in public law matters spanning a broad array of issues, including human rights, immigration, healthcare, education and commercial regulation. Members were recently instructed for the claimants in R (x) v Hillingdon London Borough Council, a challenge to the closure of council-run childcare in the borough. Among its number the set counts members of both the Attorney General's and Welsh Government's panel of advocates.2 No5 Barristers' ChambersAdministrative & Public Law2024 | Band 2 | 3 Years RankedNo5 Barristers' Chambers boasts an impressive breadth of public and administrative law expertise, with practitioners acting for and advising claimants and defendants in judicial review challenges. Members are equally capable acting for individuals, organisations, NHS bodies or police forces, as well as central, local and devolved government. The set leverages its strength in crossover areas including immigration, education, public procurement and healthcare to deliver expert handling of complex claims.