Gary Oliver
Senior Clerk
+44 (0) 207 822 7325
Andrew practices in all areas of commercial law, particularly financial services, professional negligence, civil fraud, insurance and media and entertainment. He is a member of the Executive Committee of COMBAR and a member of the Bar Council’s Legal Services Committee from 2001 until 2017, representing the profession on the government’s Public Legal Education taskforce. He was a founder member of the Bar Council’s Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee. He was the Chairman of Trustees of the Tower-Hamlets based charity, Spitalfields City Farm from 2009 until 2017.
Andrew is recognised as a leading silk in the latest editions of both the leading legal directories, Chambers UK and Legal 500. His areas of practice that feature are; banking and finance, commercial litigation, financial services, civil fraud, professional discipline and regulatory and professional negligence. Recent comments include:
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Andrew has an extensive commercial practice, regularly appearing in substantial commercial litigation before the Court. Within this field Andrew’s practice incorporates the specialist areas of Professional Negligence, Insurance and Reinsurance, Civil Fraud and Financial Services as well as more general commercial disciplines such as breach of contract, sale of goods, and conflicts of laws.
Andrew has acted in professional negligence cases concerning surveyors, architects, solicitors, barristers, actuaries and insurance brokers. He has also acted in a number of disputes involving allegations of professional negligence against Independent Financial Advisers arising out of the mis-selling of pensions, mortgages and investment products. Andrew acted for 3 1/2 years on the high-profile fraud case arising out of multi-billion-dollar investments made by the Libyan Investment Authority with the French bank, Societe Generale. He has regularly acted for and against regulators in the insurance and reinsurance sphere, in disciplinary cases involving, for example, allegations of mis-selling, accountancy fraud and actuarial negligence.
Andrew has particular experience in the field of insurance and reinsurance having been instructed for the first 8 years of his career in multi-party insurance litigation involving an explosion in an American copper smelter. He subsequently acted as the senior counsel in FCA investigations into Equitable Life and Independent Insurance Company and has recently acted for the Financial Reporting Council in substantial investigations involving allegations of accountancy and actuarial misconduct.
“Andrew is very accessible, bright and hard-working.”
Chambers and Partners, 2023
“Andrew makes complex issues seem very straightforward.”
Chambers and Partners, 2023
“Extremely clever, fantastic with clients and very compelling on his feet. He’s a big hitter and always great fun to work with.”
Legal 500, 2023
“His written work is excellent”
Chambers and Partners, 2022
“Andrew is extremely bright, works hard and is a great advocate.”
Legal 500, 2022
“Very supportive of clients and marvellous written work.”
Legal 500, 2021
“Super, he identifies the pertinent issues early on and focuses on relevant matters.”
Legal 500, 2021
“A most responsive and proactive silk, he is extremely creative, commercially focused and always upbeat.”
Chambers and Partners, 2020
“Maintains a thoroughly commercial approach to matters which makes him incredibly user-friendly and a joy to work with.”
Legal 500, 2019
“For tough, complex contractual matters he's as good as you'll get.”
Chambers and Partners, 2019
“Sees the issues that matter straight away, and has a great grasp of financial services law.”
Chambers and Partners, 2019
“His paperwork is wonderful and his advocacy exceptional.”
Legal 500, 2018
“Completely on the ball.”
Chambers and Partners, 2018
“He is incredibly clear in his thinking and has a great mind”
Chambers and Partners, 2017
“He is very bright, very well organised and very user-friendly.”
Chambers and Partners, 2016
“Sees the issues that matter straight away and has a great grasp of financial services.”
Chambers and Partners, 2016
“He is not afraid of difficult issues and thoroughly deserved being made QC – an overall star.”
Legal 500, 2015
Acted for the Claimant in his successful Commercial Court claim against an electronic payment facilitation company involving contractual and restitution disputes.
Andrew successfully acting for the Defendant in this $200m claim alleging negligent promotion by financial services professionals in connection with the IPO of an American real estate development.
Acts for the Claimants in this £250m fraud case involving allegations of fraudulent misrepresentation and breach of competition law arising from a substantial acquisition in the pharmaceutical industry. In particular, Andrew acted in a successful three-day cross application for summary judgment for commercial court in November 2018.
Acts for the First Defendant Finance Director in this substantial Commercial Court action raising significant issues concerning section 90 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (re misleading statements in listing particulars) in the context of the sub-prime lender, Cattles plc.
Successfully acted as Leading Counsel in a substantial Commercial Court trial relating to Loan Market Association (LMA) trading in a Ukrainian steel manufacturer.
Acted for the recipient of a Letter of Request in the context of multi-million dollar proceedings in the USA between substantial international mining companies in its successful application to discharge various disclosure obligations on public policy and commercial confidentiality grounds.
Acts for the Claimant in this US$1 billion Chancery Division claim by a sovereign wealth fund arising out of actions by Goldman Sachs in Gadaffi-era Libya which are alleged to have constituted undue influence and an unconscionable bargain.
Acted for the Claimant in this US$2 billion Commercial Court claim by a sovereign wealth fund involving allegations of bribery by a large French bank in Gadaffi-era Libya.
Acts for the Claimant in this long-running dispute between two Russian businesspeople concerning the operation of a €100m property investment in Morocco. Amongst other things, Andrew acted in the Claimant’s successful appeal to the Court of Appeal against the Defendant’s application to stay the proceedings on jurisdictional grounds.
Acted as sole advocate for the Defendant in this 8-day Commercial Court trial concerning the exportation of the popular soft drink “Vimto” to Pakistan.
Acts for a former director of the Malmaison and Hotel du Vin hotel chains facing claims for breach of fiduciary duty arising out of alleged wrongful dividend distributions and non-disclosures of allegedly conflicting interests. The 6-week Chancery Division trial involves claims in excess of £20m.
Successfully acted for a former partner of Collyer-Bristow in claims for alleged negligence and dishonest assistance arising out of technology investment schemes designed to be tax efficient. Andrew was sole Counsel for his client during the 53-day Commercial Court trial, identified by The Lawyer as one of the Top 20 cases of 2011.
Andrew has considerable expertise in the areas of financial services and City regulation acting both for and against the Financial Services (now Financial Conduct) Authority (FSA) including in hearings before the Regulatory Disciplinary Committee (RDC) of the FSA. He has also acted for and against the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) in disciplinary cases involving accountants and actuaries and in proceedings brought by the Takeover Panel.
Andrew appeared in the first ever RDC hearing, the first ever hearing in the Financial Services and Markets Tribunal, and the first market abuse trial to be heard by that Tribunal. He also appeared in the first Tribunal hearing before the Qatar Financial Services Tribunal and the first substantive hearing before the Dubai Financial Services Tribunal.
Andrew has successfully defended cases before the RDC relating to alleged senior management negligence, benchmark (LIBOR) manipulation, inside dealing and retail misconduct in selling and advising.
“Andrew's advocacy is excellent as are his draftings.”
Chambers and Partners, 2023
“Andrew George is clear, concise, practical and highly experienced.”
Chambers and Partners, 2023
“Andrew is very smart, responsive and a very affable guy to work with. He's very tactical and works for and against the FCA. He has good judgement too.”
Chambers and Partners, 2023
“Andrew George is fantastic: he gets on top of hugely complex material and spots all the important points and the best way in which to present them.”
Chambers and Partners, 2023
“The complete package – compelling advocacy, a laser mind and a delight to deal with at all times.”
Legal 500, 2023
“He's very clever, tenacious, extremely good to deal with and has a great manner.”
Chambers and Partners, 2022
“Fantastic in this area, one of the best Silks and always a delight to deal with.”
Legal 500, 2022
“A very strong advocate who is accessible and very good with clients.”
Legal 500, 2022
“He has an encyclopedic knowledge of regulatory law and procedure.”
Legal 500, 2022
“A very big reputation in financial services.”
Chambers and Partners, 2021
“He is absolutely brilliant.”
Chambers and Partners, 2021
“Incredibly bright, technically astute, engages the audience and has a very easy going manner in front of clients that puts them immediately at ease.”
Legal 500, 2021
“Outstanding attention to detail, a brilliant advocate and very quick to respond.”
Legal 500, 2021
“He is a very bright, forceful advocate and is client-friendly.”
Chambers and Partners, 2020
“He is a gentle but very persuasive advocate who comes across to judges as very reasonable, very clever and hard-working.”
Chambers and Partners, 2020
“Very impressive.”
Legal 500, 2019
“Has an exceptional mind which allows him to distil complex legal problems almost instantaneously.”
Legal 500, 2019
“Very personable and easy to deal with.”
Chambers and Partners, 2019
“He really understands the detail but he also has a great awareness of the wider issues.”
Chambers and Partners, 2019
“Sees the issues that matter straight away, and has a great grasp of financial services law.”
Chambers and Partners, 2019
“Very responsive and quick, has excellent judgement and huge experience.”
Legal 500, 2018
“Has an outstanding brain and deep knowledge of the law.”
Legal 500, 2018
“He's very incisive and intelligent, grasps facts quickly and is great with clients”
Chambers and Partners, 2017
“He is personable, knowledgeable and firm.”
Chambers and Partners, 2016
“He is the first port of call if you want excellent written work.”
Chambers and Partners, 2016
“The go-to counsel on all FCA regulatory and related matters.”
Legal 500, 2015
Acted in this substantial regulatory enforcement action arising out of systemic and substantial mis-selling of mobile phone insurance.
Acted for the Claimant in his successful Commercial Court claim against an electronic payment facilitation company involving contractual and restitution disputes.
Acted in this major regulatory battle over breaches of money laundering regulations and international sanctions by Standard Chartered Bank leading to global regulatory fines in excess of £1bn.
Instructed in Court of Appeal proceedings raising significant issues of public importance concerning the FCA Principles and the scope of the duties of personal pension trustees involving interventions by the FCA and the personal pension industry trade body.
Acts for a former director of Carillion in relation to multiple regulatory investigations following that firm’s widely-publicised collapse.
Represents the Dubai financial services regulator in its first substantive Tribunal hearing. The case, which has been heard in both London and Dubai, involves allegations concerning banking compliance in the "off-shore" Dubai International Financial Centre.
Andrew acted against the Accountancy and Actuarial Disciplinary Board in relation to proceedings brought against a Mr James Corr, the former Finance Director of the sub-prime lender Cattles plc. The case raised, amongst other things, important issues concerning the inter-relationship between connected AADB and Financial Services Authority/ Financial Conduct Authority proceedings.
Andrew successfully acting for the Defendant in this $200m claim alleging negligent promotion by financial services professionals in connection with the IPO of an American real estate development.
Successfully acted as Leading Counsel in a substantial Commercial Court trial relating to Loan Market Association (LMA) trading in a Ukrainian steel manufacturer.
Acted for the Claimant in this US$2 billion Commercial Court claim by a sovereign wealth fund involving allegations of bribery by a large French bank in Gadaffi-era Libya.
Andrew successfully acted for a bank trader facing disciplinary proceedings brought by the FCA in connection with the widely-publicised LIBOR rigging allegations. The FCA had been seeking one of the highest financial penalties it has imposed on an individual.
Andrew acts for the FCA in Tribunal proceedings relating to alleged misconduct by the former senior managers of Keydata Investment Services Limited, a financial services company whose collapse left consumers facing £450m worth of losses. The FCA is seeking to impose the largest financial penalty in its history on the former CEO of Keydata, Stewart Ford. The 6-week contested hearing in the Upper Tribunal (ongoing as at the end of October 2017) is scheduled to be the longest ever financial services disciplinary hearing.
Acted for a wealth manager accused of market abuse by the FCA in connection with allegedly manipulative transactions placed by a Mr Goenka in the London Stock Exchange’s Closing Auction. The FCA’s allegations that Mr Carrimjee’s conduct was dishonest and/or lacked integrity were dismissd by the Upper Tribunal.
Acted for a major provider of financial trading services in a claim for judicial review against the Financial Ombudsman Service in relation to FOS’s jurisdiction to consider complaints concerning Spot Foreign Exchange contracts and the circumstances in which foreign exchange transactions could correctly be classified as spread bets.
Acts for a number of individual bankers accused of having acted inappropriately in relation to the manipulation of LIBOR rates and facing criminal and regulatory investigation.
Acted for Prudential plc and Prudential Assurance Company Limited in their defence of regulatory charges brought by the FSA concerning Prudential’s possible acquisition of AIA, an Asian subsidiary of the American insurer AIG, in early 2010.
Acted for Ian Hannam, the former Chairman of Capital Markets at JP Morgan Cazenove who was penalised by the FSA for the disclosure of inside information contrary to section 118 (3) of FSMA. The disclosure was made in the course of negotiating a corporate transaction for the purpose of encouraging an offer in the interest of the client who had given implicit authority for the disclosure. The FSA decided that the information was not disclosed in the proper course and constituted inside information, taking a wide view of the effect of section 118C.
Acted for Peter Cummings, a senior manager at HBOS, in relation to FSA disciplinary proceedings concerning allegations arising out of the difficulties suffered by the bank during the financial crisis of 2008.
Acted for the FSA in a 2-week Upper Tribunal hearing concerning alleged misconduct in the context of a sub-prime mortgage broker.
Andrew practises extensively in civil fraud. He is currently instructed for the Claimants in a US$250m fraud claim arising out of the acquisition of a pharmaceutical company. Between 2014 and 2017 he acted for the Libyan Investment Authority in their substantial fraud and corruption claim arising out of multi-billion dollar investments made with the French bank, Societe Generale during the Gaddafi era. He has previously acted in relation to allegations of misconduct and intimidation brought by Boris Berezovsky against Roman Abramovich and conducted the successful defence of a 6-month trial involving solicitors from Collyer Bristow accused of acting dishonestly in connection with a financial promotion.
“He is an amazing strategist and tactician.”
Chambers and Partners, 2023
“Andrew is able to identify swiftly the most salient points of a case.”
Chambers and Partners, 2023
“Andrew delivers arguments with a real tenacity and ferocity and his written work is superb.”
Chambers and Partners, 2023
“He gives very clear and concise advice, is a very strategic thinker and has fantastic advocacy skills.”
Chambers and Partners, 2022
“He's extremely clever, very likeable and approachable.”
Chambers and Partners, 2022
“He is very good on his feet, practical and a delight to listen to.”
Chambers and Partners, 2021
“A very robust advocate.”
Chambers and Partners, 2020
“He's able to swiftly identify the most salient points in a case and he's good with clients.”
Chambers and Partners, 2020
“Subtle, sophisticated and dedicated. A genuinely creative legal mind.”
Chambers and Partners, 2019
“He's got great client care and he is superb on paper”
Chambers and Partners, 2019
“Subtle, sophisticated and dedicated. A genuinely creative legal mind.”
Chambers and Partners, 2018
“He well deserved his appointment to silk this year. He has excellent judgement and his written work is very good. He is persuasive and while he has a close attention to detail focuses on the pertinent points”
Chambers and Partners, 2017
“Extremely helpful, very knowledgeable and good to work with.”
Chambers and Partners, 2016
“He's very hard-working, diligent, incisive and effective.”
Chambers and Partners, 2016
Acts for the Claimants in this £250m fraud case involving allegations of fraudulent misrepresentation and breach of competition law arising from a substantial acquisition in the pharmaceutical industry. In particular, Andrew acted in a successful three-day cross application for summary judgment for commercial court in November 2018.
Andrew acts for the FCA in Tribunal proceedings relating to alleged misconduct by the former senior managers of Keydata Investment Services Limited, a financial services company whose collapse left consumers facing £450m worth of losses. The FCA is seeking to impose the largest financial penalty in its history on the former CEO of Keydata, Stewart Ford. The 6-week contested hearing in the Upper Tribunal (ongoing as at the end of October 2017) is scheduled to be the longest ever financial services disciplinary hearing.
Acts for the Claimant in this US$1 billion Chancery Division claim by a sovereign wealth fund arising out of actions by Goldman Sachs in Gadaffi-era Libya which are alleged to have constituted undue influence and an unconscionable bargain.
Acted for the Claimant in this US$2 billion Commercial Court claim by a sovereign wealth fund involving allegations of bribery by a large French bank in Gadaffi-era Libya.
Acts for the Claimant in this long-running dispute between two Russian businesspeople concerning the operation of a €100m property investment in Morocco. Amongst other things, Andrew acted in the Claimant’s successful appeal to the Court of Appeal against the Defendant’s application to stay the proceedings on jurisdictional grounds.
Successfully acted for a former partner of Collyer-Bristow in claims for alleged negligence and dishonest assistance arising out of technology investment schemes designed to be tax efficient. Andrew was sole Counsel for his client during the 53-day Commercial Court trial, identified by The Lawyer as one of the Top 20 cases of 2011.
Andrew practises extensively in professional negligence . His work has involved cases involving allegations against solicitors, barristers, architects, accountants, actuaries, surveyors, company directors and bankers. He is particularly experienced in acting in disciplinary and regulatory cases involving allegations of professional negligence, often acting for individuals and entities defending parallel regulatory and disciplinary cases brought by, for example, the Financial Conduct Authority and/or Financial Reporting Council.
“Easy to deal with and a team player. He is excellent, particularly as part of a big counsel team.”
Chambers and Partners, 2023
“He's very technically able and sharp with his answers, but also very approachable, amenable and easy to work with.”
Chambers and Partners, 2022
“A very strong advocate, who is good at understanding the subtleties of a case and has a very creative mind.”
Chambers and Partners, 2021
“He is responsive, proactive, extremely creative, commercially focused and always upbeat in the trickiest situations.”
Chambers and Partners, 2020
“He is very user-friendly and has a great client manner.”
Chambers and Partners, 2019
“He is an engaging lawyer, with a good courtroom demeanour.”
Legal 500, 2018
“He is tactically savvy and comes up with imaginative solutions to complex problems.”
Legal 500, 2015
Represents the Dubai financial services regulator in its first substantive Tribunal hearing. The case, which has been heard in both London and Dubai, involves allegations concerning banking compliance in the "off-shore" Dubai International Financial Centre.
Acts for the First Defendant Finance Director in this substantial Commercial Court action raising significant issues concerning section 90 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (re misleading statements in listing particulars) in the context of the sub-prime lender, Cattles plc.
Instructed in Court of Appeal proceedings raising significant issues of public importance concerning the FCA Principles and the scope of the duties of personal pension trustees involving interventions by the FCA and the personal pension industry trade body.
Acts for a former director of the Malmaison and Hotel du Vin hotel chains facing claims for breach of fiduciary duty arising out of alleged wrongful dividend distributions and non-disclosures of allegedly conflicting interests. The 6-week Chancery Division trial involves claims in excess of £20m.
Successfully acted for a former partner of Collyer-Bristow in claims for alleged negligence and dishonest assistance arising out of technology investment schemes designed to be tax efficient. Andrew was sole Counsel for his client during the 53-day Commercial Court trial, identified by The Lawyer as one of the Top 20 cases of 2011.
Andrew successfully acting for the Defendant in this $200m claim alleging negligent promotion by financial services professionals in connection with the IPO of an American real estate development.
Successfully acted as Leading Counsel in a substantial Commercial Court trial relating to Loan Market Association (LMA) trading in a Ukrainian steel manufacturer.
Andrew practises extensively in professional discipline, particularly in the financial sector where he regularly acts for and against regulators such as the Financial Conduct Authority and Financial Reporting Council.
Andrew appeared in the first ever RDC hearing, the first ever hearing in the Financial Services and Markets Tribunal, and the first market abuse trial to be heard by that Tribunal. He is currently instructed in a number of cases acting for individuals accused of insider dealings or other forms of market abuse and in a 6-week Tribunal hearing in which the FCA seeks to impose the largest fine ever imposed on an individual. He also appeared in the first Tribunal hearing before the Qatar Financial Services Tribunal and the first substantive hearing before the Dubai Financial Services Tribunal.
“He was 100% on top of the detail of the case, as well as the wider strategy. His advocacy was excellent.”
Chambers and Partners, 2023
“Andrew is very knowledgeable and responsive.”
Chambers and Partners, 2023
“He's just brilliant at getting on top of very complex material very quickly.”
Chambers and Partners, 2022
“A user-friendly and bright lawyer who makes himself available and is a pleasure to work with.”
Chambers and Partners, 2020
“Clever and practical.”
Chambers and Partners, 2019
“Very impressive in court.”
Chambers and Partners, 2019
“A very sure-footed, confident advocate.”
Chambers and Partners, 2019
“Incredibly bright and very user-friendly.”
Chambers and Partners, 2018
“The ideal specialist to navigate the tricky waters of Financial Conduct Authority enforcement.”
Legal 500, 2015
Instructed in Court of Appeal proceedings raising significant issues of public importance concerning the FCA Principles and the scope of the duties of personal pension trustees involving interventions by the FCA and the personal pension industry trade body.
Represents the Dubai financial services regulator in its first substantive Tribunal hearing. The case, which has been heard in both London and Dubai, involves allegations concerning banking compliance in the "off-shore" Dubai International Financial Centre.
Acted for a wealth manager accused of market abuse by the FCA in connection with allegedly manipulative transactions placed by a Mr Goenka in the London Stock Exchange’s Closing Auction. The FCA’s allegations that Mr Carrimjee’s conduct was dishonest and/or lacked integrity were dismissd by the Upper Tribunal.
Acted in this major regulatory battle over breaches of money laundering regulations and international sanctions by Standard Chartered Bank leading to global regulatory fines in excess of £1bn.
Andrew successfully acted for a bank trader facing disciplinary proceedings brought by the FCA in connection with the widely-publicised LIBOR rigging allegations. The FCA had been seeking one of the highest financial penalties it has imposed on an individual.
Andrew acts for the FCA in Tribunal proceedings relating to alleged misconduct by the former senior managers of Keydata Investment Services Limited, a financial services company whose collapse left consumers facing £450m worth of losses. The FCA is seeking to impose the largest financial penalty in its history on the former CEO of Keydata, Stewart Ford. The 6-week contested hearing in the Upper Tribunal (ongoing as at the end of October 2017) is scheduled to be the longest ever financial services disciplinary hearing.
Acted for a major provider of financial trading services in a claim for judicial review against the Financial Ombudsman Service in relation to FOS’s jurisdiction to consider complaints concerning Spot Foreign Exchange contracts and the circumstances in which foreign exchange transactions could correctly be classified as spread bets.
Acts for a former director of Carillion in relation to multiple regulatory investigations following that firm’s widely-publicised collapse.
Acts for a number of individual bankers accused of having acted inappropriately in relation to the manipulation of LIBOR rates and facing criminal and regulatory investigation.
Acted for Ian Hannam, the former Chairman of Capital Markets at JP Morgan Cazenove who was penalised by the FSA for the disclosure of inside information contrary to section 118 (3) of FSMA. The disclosure was made in the course of negotiating a corporate transaction for the purpose of encouraging an offer in the interest of the client who had given implicit authority for the disclosure. The FSA decided that the information was not disclosed in the proper course and constituted inside information, taking a wide view of the effect of section 118C.
Acted in this substantial regulatory enforcement action arising out of systemic and substantial mis-selling of mobile phone insurance.
Acted for Peter Cummings, a senior manager at HBOS, in relation to FSA disciplinary proceedings concerning allegations arising out of the difficulties suffered by the bank during the financial crisis of 2008.
Acted for Prudential plc and Prudential Assurance Company Limited in their defence of regulatory charges brought by the FSA concerning Prudential’s possible acquisition of AIA, an Asian subsidiary of the American insurer AIG, in early 2010.
Acted for the FSA in a 2-week Upper Tribunal hearing concerning alleged misconduct in the context of a sub-prime mortgage broker.
Andrew acted against the Accountancy and Actuarial Disciplinary Board in relation to proceedings brought against a Mr James Corr, the former Finance Director of the sub-prime lender Cattles plc. The case raised, amongst other things, important issues concerning the inter-relationship between connected AADB and Financial Services Authority/ Financial Conduct Authority proceedings.
Andrew has particular experience in the field of insurance and reinsurance having been instructed for the first 8 years of his career in multi-party insurance litigation involving an explosion in an American copper smelter. He subsequently acted as the senior counsel in FCA investigations into Equitable Life and Independent Insurance Company and has recently acted for the Financial Reporting Council in substantial investigations involving allegations of accountancy and actuarial misconduct.
Acted for Prudential plc and Prudential Assurance Company Limited in their defence of regulatory charges brought by the FSA concerning Prudential’s possible acquisition of AIA, an Asian subsidiary of the American insurer AIG, in early 2010.
Andrew has worked extensively in Europe and America as a speech and advocacy trainer. He was the world’s top-ranked debater in 1997 and, in 1998, he was part of the first English team to win the World Debating Championship for 10 years.
Andrew received Gray’s Inn’s top student award in each of his three student years and, in 1997, undertook a coast-to-coast mooting tour under the captaincy of Lord Justice Mummery.
Andrew’s debut poetry collection Milk Round was shortlisted for the Live Canon First Collection Prize and was subsequently published by Live Canon in 2015.
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Gary Oliver
Senior Clerk
+44 (0) 207 822 7325
Derek Sutton
Deputy Senior Clerk
+44 (0) 207 822 7327
Adam Sloane
Deputy Senior Clerk
+44 (0) 207 822 7326
Dean Tolman
Clerk
+44 (0) 207 822 7331
Billy Brian
Clerk
+44 (0) 207 822 7339
Marc Armstrong
Clerk
+44 (0) 207 822 7330
Adam Fuschillo
Clerk
+44 (0) 207 822 7329
Danny Compton
Clerk
+44 (0) 207 822 7338
Sophie Reeve
Clerk
+44 (0) 207 822 7324
Rio Sully
Clerk
+44 (0) 207 822 7299