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Our TBG House barristers are the very cornerstone of our chambers. Experts in more than one area of law, they have a vast breadth of knowledge, skill and experience.

In spanning multiple practice areas, our TBG House barristers exhibit exceptional agility and accessibility. And, where cases overlap areas of law our TBG House barristers have the versatility to skilfully navigate these, often complex, circumstances.

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Our TBG House Barristers

Stephen Harvey KC | Called in 1979

Barry Havenhand | Called in 1976

Huw Shepheard | Called in 1982

Richard Colbey | Called in 1984

Lynne Counsell | Called in 1986

Nick Berry | Called in 1988

Caroline Langley | Called in 1989

Charles Davey | Called in 1989

Hugo de Rijke | Called in 1990

Michael Shaun Brogan | Called in 1990

Chima Umezuruike | Called in 1991

Robina Omar | Called in 1991

Iain MacLauchlain | Called in 1992

Nicholas Dugdale | Called in 1992

Maureen Spencer | Called in 1994

Peter Last | Called in 1995

Herbert Anyiam | Called in 1996

Johan Brooke | Called in 1997

Simon Perhar | Called in 1997

Charlotte Walker | Called in 1997

Jacqueline Victor-Mazeli | Called in 1997

Ahmer Sajid | Called in 1998

Ragi Joseph | Called in 1998

Nadeem Aslam | Called in 1999

Dr Peter Feldschreiber | Called in 2000

Darren Snow | Called in 2000

Edward Boateng-Addo | Called in 2000

Modupe Smith | Called in 2001

Barry Cawsey | Called in 2001

Anne Shankland | Called in 2001

Colin Andress | Called in 2002

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Claire Clift | Called in 2003

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Zia Rahman | Called in 2006

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Dr Mehedi Ibne Rahim | Called in 2007

Jonathan Perry | Called in 2007

Annette Barnes | Called in 2007

Helen Johnson | Called in 2007

Sarah Chatburn | Called in 2008

Joanne Phillipson | Called in 2008

Ahmed Malik | Called in 2008

Ineza Khurshid | Called in 2008

Louise Boothroyd | Called in 2009

Amy Sloan | Called in 2009

Tahir Khan | Called in 2009

Haresh Sood | Called in 2009

Jason Hughes | Called in 2009

Chris Pataky | Called in 2009

Chowdhury Sultan| Called in 2009

Taj Uddin | Called in 2010

Ed Ross | Called in 2010

Sue Pawar-Price | Called in 2010

Andrew Turner | Called in 2010

William Magill | Called in 2011

Henry Michael-Ihunde | Called in 2011

John Hardcastle | Called in 2011

Sarah Clarke | Called in 2011

Bilal Hanif | Called in 2013

Janine Frederick | Called in 2013

Neil Hughes | Called in 2013

Farhan Ahmad | Called in 2013

Julius Nkafu | Called in 2014

Simone Bowman | Called in 2015

Abbas Islam Khan | Called in 2015

Dr David Carey | Called in 2016

Balahl Khan | Called in 2016

Dr Monica Savic-Jabrow | Called in 2017

Michael Shaw | Called in 2017

Nicola Patrick | Called in 2017

William Knapman | Called in 2017

Salman Shah | Called in 2018

Fatima Bakare | Called in 2018

Muhammad Malik | Called in 2018

Peter Wade | Called in 2018

Wendy Banks | Called in 2019

Aaron Tate | Called in 2019

George Chrysanthou | Called in 2020

Matthew Peak | Called in 2021

Dr Urmila Roy | Called in 2021

Gabriel Grynwald | Called in 2021

Lydia Campbell | Called in 2021

Bayo Akinbade | Called in 2021

Oliver Dixon | Called in 2021

Lateef Yusuff | Called in 2021

Divya Kesar | Called in 2022

Drew Lincoln | Called in 2023

Wajid Hussain | Called in 2024

Clark Gard | Called in 2024

Monica Jaskolowski | Called in 2025

Brian Sanya Mondoh | Called in 2017 | Non-Practising Pupil

Nick Mellis | Called in 2019 | Pupil

Ana-Maria Marodin | Called in 2021 | Non-Practising Pupil

Carolyne Willow | Called in 2023 | Practising Pupil

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The Implications of Mr Mazahar Hussain v Eui Ltd (“Hussain 2") (2024 EWCC 16, 2024 WL)
Credit Hire
Azeem Ali
Azeem Ali
The case of Mr Mazahar Hussain v Eui Ltd has drawn considerable attention by both sides in the ongoing “war” in credit hire, namely claimant solicitors/hire companies and ...
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Phoebe Whitlock Awarded Churchill Fellowship for Project on AI and the Legal System
News
The Barrister Group
The Barrister Group
Phoebe Whitlock, a barrister at the Barrister Group, has been awarded a coveted Churchill Fellowship which will enable her to travel to Singapore, Canada and Estonia researching ...
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When Code Creates Duty: The Tulip Trading Case and the Future of Liability in Web3 and Blockchain Networks
AI & Technology
Brian Sanya Mondoh
Brian Sanya Mondoh
The Tulip Trading litigation addresses whether software developers who maintain Bitcoin networks may owe fiduciary or tortious duties to cryptocurrency owners. This question sits ...
Brian Sanya Mondoh
Brian Sanya Mondoh
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The COPA v Wright Trilogy: English High Court’s Judicial Treatment of Vexatious Litigation in Web 3 and Blockchain Matters
AI & Technology
Brian Sanya Mondoh
Brian Sanya Mondoh
This case analysis examines three sequential English High Court decisions in the litigation between the Crypto Open Patent Alliance (COPA) and Dr Craig Wright. The trilogy ...
Brian Sanya Mondoh
Brian Sanya Mondoh
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Phoebe Whitlock Wins Prestigious “Women Who Will: Future Leaders in Law” Award
News
The Barrister Group
The Barrister Group
We are proud to announce that Phoebe Whitlock, a distinguished barrister at The Barrister Group, has been named a winner of the “Women Who Will: Future Leaders in Law” award by ...
The Barrister Group
The Barrister Group
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Fundamental Dishonesty: Stopping the Wrecking Ball Before it Swings
Personal & Complex Injury
Monica Jaskolowski
I came in like a wrecking ball!
Monica Jaskolowski
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The EHCP Crisis & Appealing to the SEND Tribunal with the SEND35/35A Forms (Education Law Series)
Employment Law
Haresh Sood
Haresh Sood
In my reduced fee conference packages, one of the frequent enquiries I receive from parents (and pupils/students aged 16-25) is, how to challenge their Education, Health and Care ...
Haresh Sood
Haresh Sood
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Law, Lies, and Language Models: Responding to AI Hallucinations in UK Jurisprudence
AI & Technology
Tahir Khan
Tahir Khan
Abstract Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping the legal landscape in the UK, offering unprecedented efficiency in case law analysis, contract generation, and ...
Tahir Khan
Tahir Khan
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TRA (Teaching Regulation Agency) Referrals – A Guide for Teachers (Education Law Series)
Employment Law
Haresh Sood
Haresh Sood
In this article, I will cover some of the most frequently asked questions, during my reduced fee conference package consultations.
Haresh Sood
Haresh Sood
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Phoebe Whitlock’s Reflections on Copyright and Creativity in the Age of AI
News
The Barrister Group
The Barrister Group
Last Thursday, new member Phoebe Whitlock participated as a featured speaker at the 31st Edition of the IPR Gorilla Virtual Conference. This year’s theme, “Intellectual Property ...
The Barrister Group
The Barrister Group
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Time Limits and CIL
Christopher Cant
Christopher Cant
Christopher Cant
The recent decision in Lee Jones v Shropshire Council [2025] EWHC 365 (Admin) is interesting for what it does not discuss as for what it does. The outcome can be recorded shortly. ...
Christopher Cant
Christopher Cant
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Code Meets Law: An Overview of the UK’s Crypto-Asset Regulatory Shift
Brian Sanya Mondoh
Brian Sanya Mondoh
Brian Sanya Mondoh
Cryptoassets are significantly changing the landscape of global finance. They have introduced innovations like digital currencies, Non-fungible Tokens (NFTs) and smart contracts, ...
Brian Sanya Mondoh
Brian Sanya Mondoh
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Distinguishing Free Legal Advice from Pro Bono Help: Giving Something Back in a Structured Way
Haresh Sood
Haresh Sood
As my film premiered, on the 3rd of November 2024, pro bono week fell in the same week. Before I embarked on the international film tour, I decided to launch a reduced fee ...
Haresh Sood
Haresh Sood
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The Tangled Web of Wales, Ayinde v London Borough of Haringey [2025] EWHC 1040 (Admin): Unravelling the Layers of a Curious Case of Non-Existent Citations
AI & Technology
Tahir Khan
Tahir Khan
The High Court's decision in Wales, Ayinde v London Borough of Haringey [2025] EWHC 1040 (Admin), delivered by The Honourable Mr Justice Ritchie on April 3, 2025, presents a ...
Tahir Khan
Tahir Khan
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Business Use of Vehicles and Need – Hire
Credit Hire
Azeem Ali
Azeem Ali
This business use of vehicles and need in hire cases has received surprisingly little attention over the years. It's actually a distinct topic (albeit there are elements which ...
Azeem Ali
Azeem Ali
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Ravi Sethi shortlisted for Barrister of the Year Award
News
The Barrister Group
The Barrister Group
We're delighted to share that barrister Ravi Sethi was shortlisted this week for the Manchester Legal Awards' Barrister of the Year Award. Ravi is one of The Barrister Group's ...
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The Barrister Group
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Artificial Intelligence in Legal Practice: A Regulatory and Strategic Guide for Solicitors in England and Wales
AI & Technology
Tahir Khan
Tahir Khan
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly influencing how legal services are delivered across the UK. Whether through legal research platforms, contract analysis software, or ...
Tahir Khan
Tahir Khan
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“Sex” Means Biological Sex, Supreme Court Confirms in Landmark Equality Act Ruling
Divya Kesar
Divya Kesar
Few questions in contemporary equality law have generated as much doctrinal uncertainty — or as intense scrutiny — as the definition of “sex” under the Equality Act 2010. Against ...
Divya Kesar
Divya Kesar
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When Harry Leaves Sally: Digital Assets in Divorce and Succession
Family Law
Brian Sanya Mondoh
Brian Sanya Mondoh
The rise in popularity of digital assets, such as cryptocurrencies and non-fungible tokens (NFTs), along with decentralised finance (DeFi), presents new legal and practical ...
Brian Sanya Mondoh
Brian Sanya Mondoh
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The Impact of AI on the UK Legal Landscape: Opportunities, Challenges, and Regulatory Perspectives
AI & Technology
Tahir Khan
Tahir Khan
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the UK's legal landscape, reshaping traditional practices and redefining the roles of legal professionals. From automating ...
Tahir Khan
Tahir Khan
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Jurisdictional Battles in Arbitration: The Inoperability of Arbitration Clauses After Settlement
ADR
Divya Kesar
Divya Kesar
Introduction: The Jurisdictional Tug-of-War In a significant decision, the English High Court in Destin Trading Inc v Saipem SA [2025] EWHC 668 (Ch) (24 March 2025) revisited the ...
Divya Kesar
Divya Kesar
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