Lincoln House Chambers Ranked as a Leading Set in Chambers & Partners UK Guide 2025.

Lincoln House is delighted to announce that a significant number of our members have been ranked in Chambers & Partners 2025.

In Crime, Lincoln House is lauded as having “barristers with a vast amount of experience and skill set.” Kate Blackwell KC, Brenda Campbell KC, Simon Csoka KC, Mark Ford KC, Alex Leach KC, Tim Storrie KC, Andrew Thomas KC, Peter Wright KC are ranked as Leading Silks. Clare Ashcroft, Richard Dawson, Ged Doran, Richard English, Rebecca Filletti, Simon Gurney, Ian McMeekin, Richard Simons are all ranked as Leading Juniors. Sarah Magill is ranked as up and coming.

For Health & Safety, Lincoln House is “noted for its expertise in handling regulatory matters, routinely acting for the HSE alongside representing notable corporate clients.” Lisa Roberts KC is ranked as a Leading Silk, with Lee Hughes, David Pojur and Austin Welch ranked as Leading Juniors.

In Financial Crime, Simon Csoka KC, Chris Daw KC, Tim Storrie KC, Alistair Webster KC are ranked as Leading Silks, with Ged Doran and Simon Gurney ranked as Leading Juniors.

For Inquests & Public Inquires, Lincoln House is “distinguished by its breadth and depth of legal expertise, strategic advocacy and proven track record in this area on the highest-profile inquests and public inquiries.” Kate Blackwell KC is ranked as a Leading Silk, with Leila Ghahhary, Lee Hughes, David Pojur and Austin Welch ranked as Leading Juniors.

Lee Hughes and Simon Gurney were also ranked as Leading Juniors for Professional Discipline.

Once again, the Lincoln House Chambers clerking and administration team, led by David Wright, is recognised for their excellence. Testimonials include:

“Lincoln House has a hard-working clerking team who offer an exceptional level of service.”

“The clerks really are second to none. Helpful, friendly, clear and effective, they always willing to go that extra mile to achieve results.”

“Ty Price and David Wright are both excellent clerks.”

Lincoln House Chambers extends our thanks and appreciation to our brilliant Clerks, to all our referees for their kind support, and to the Chambers & Partners Team for the time and hard work undertaken in publishing the 2025 Guide.