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Classics for All Lawyers Group Members April 2021 Classics for All Lawyers Group Members April 2021 Mr Edward Album, Edward Album Arbitrator His Honour Christopher Critchlow DL, formerly Mr Grahame Anderson, Littleton Chambers Guildford Crown Court Mr Richard Anelay QC, 1 King's Bench Walk Mrs Wendy Critchlow, formerly Slaughter and May *Mr William Arnold, formerly Supreme Court Mr Robin Culshaw, Slaughter and May Mr David Avery-Gee, Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Mr Julian Currall, Alber & Geiger Mr Andrew Bagley, Goldman Sachs International Mr Nick Daly, Fountain Court Chambers Mr Julian Bailey, White & Case LLP Mr Douglas Day QC, Farrar's Building Mr Patrick Balfour, formerly Slaughter and May Dr Henry Day, Radcliffe Chambers Mr Charles Banner QC, Keating Chambers Miss Rebecca Denton, Paul Hastings LLP Mrs Elizabeth Barrett, The Financial Reporting Ms Pat Dugdale, CMS Law Council Mr Thomas Dumont QC, Radcliffe Chambers Ms Katherine Barrett, Allen & Overy LLP Lord John Dyson, 39 Essex Chambers Rt Hon Sir David Bean, Court of Appeal Dr Katherine Eldred, Man Group plc Mr Michael Beloff QC, Blackstone Chambers Mr Ben Elliott, Pump Court Tax Chambers Mr Ian Benjamin, Stephenson Harwood Mr Richard Eschwege, Brick Court Chambers Mr David Bentley, Exchange Chambers Mr Robert Forrest, 2 King's Bench Walk Ms Rosamund Horwood-Smart QC, Red Lion Mr Jonathan Fowles, Serle Court Chambers Ms Alice Gac, Lloyd's Ms Camilla Bingham QC, One Essex Court Mr Damian Garrido QC, Harcourt Chambers Mr Richard Blackburn, Norton Rose Fulbright LLP *Ms Davina Given, Reynolds Porter Chamberlain Mr Colin Blackmore, Oak Hill Advisors Mr John Goss, 5 Essex Court Mr Michael Blair QC, 3 Verulam Buildings Mr Mark Greaves, Matrix Chambers Mr Christopher Bond, 3 Verulam Buildings Professor A G Guest, Dickson Poon School of Law His Honour Guy Boney QC, formerly Winchester Mr Henry Hall, formerly Allen & Overy LLP Combined Court Mr Murray Hallam, Withers LLP Mr Rory Botros, Slaughter and May Dr James Harmer, David Polk & Wardwell LLP Mr William Boyce QC, QEB Hollis Whiteman Ms Flora Harragin, Farrer & Co Mr John Patrick Boylan, Simmons & Simmons Mr Martin Hattrell, formerly Slaughter and May Mr Charles Bradley, Pump Court Tax Chambers Miss Catherine Heath, formerly Charles Russell Mr Roland Brandman, Fladgate LLP Speechlys Dr Adam Brown, Dentons Sir Launcelot Henderson, Court of Appeal Mr William Buckley, formerly Linklaters LLP Dr Kieran Hendrick, Withers LLP Sir Michael John Burton GBE Kt QC, High Court Mr Adam Heppinstall, Henderson Chambers Mr Godwin Busuttil, 5 Raymond Buildings Mr Stephen Hockman QC, 6 Pump Court *Mr Andrew Butler QC, Tanfield Chambers Sir Tim Holroyde PC, Court of Appeal Mr Mark Calway, 3 Paper Buildings Miss Sally Howes QC, 2 Harcourt Buildings Rt Hon Lord Alexander Carlile CBE QC, Foundry Mr Christopher Howitt, Three Stone Chambers Mr Peter Jackson PC, Court of Appeal Mr Michael Caro, formerly Baker McKenzie *Sir Rupert Jackson, 4 New Square *Ms Rebecca Cattermole, Tanfield Chambers *Sir Francis Jacobs KCMG QC, formerly Court of Justice Rt Hon Lord Anthony Clarke PC, formerly Supreme of European Union Court Mr Benedict James, Linklaters LLP Sir Christopher Clarke, Brick Court Chambers Mr Sean Jeffrey, Stephenson Harwood Mr Michael Collett QC, 20 Essex Street Miss Hannah Jones, formerly The 36 Group Judge Elizabeth Cooke, Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber)Mrs India Jordan, Allen & Overy LLP Mr Philip Corser, McDermott Will & Emery LLP Mr Henry King QC, Fountain Court Chambers Mr Peter Knox QC, 3 Hare Court Sir Vivian Ramsey, formerly High Court Rt Hon Sir David Latham PC, formerly Court of Appeal Ms Asitha Ranatunga, Cornerstone Barristers Dr Barbara Lauriat, Dickson Poon School of Law *Mr Mohan Rao, Cahill Gordon & Reindel (UK) LLP Ms Clotilde Lemarie, Pinsent Masons Mrs Isabel Raphael Ms Zoë Leventhal, Matrix Chambers Professor Jonathon Read, Financial Academic Mr Richard Liddell QC, 4 New Square Derivatives Mrs Patricia Lobanow-Rostovsky, formerly Upper Ms Madeleine Reardon, 1 King's Bench Walk Tribunal (Immigration & Asylum Chamber) Sir Stephen Richards, formerly Court of Appeal His Honour Judge Damien Lochrane, Judicial Office Mr Tom Richards, Blackstone Chambers Sir Andrew Longmore, formerly Judicial Office Mr Andrew Rose, 4 Stone Buildings Mr Tom Lyon, formerly Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner Mr Justin Rushbrooke QC, 5 Raymond Buildings Dr Mike Macnair, Faculty of Law, University of Oxford *Mr Jonathan Rushworth, formerly Slaughter and May Mr Ronan Magee, Pump Court Tax Chambers Mr Charles Samek QC, Littleton Chambers Mr Daniel Margolin QC, Joseph Hage Aaronson LLP Sir Konrad Schiemann, formerly Court of Appeal Ms Hannah Markham QC, The 36 Group Mr Oliver Segal QC, Old Square Chambers Mr Jan Matthews, Reeds Solicitors LLP *Rt Hon Sir Rabinder Singh, Court of Appeal Mr Richard Mawrey QC, Henderson Chambers Sir Andrew Smith, Royal Courts of Justice Mr Robert McCracken QC, Francis Taylor Building Ms Julia Smithers, White & Case LLP Dr Elizabeth McKnight, formerly Herbert Smith Mr Richard Southwell QC, Serle Court Freehills LLP Dr Benjamin Spagnolo, Faculty of Law, University of Mr Euan McVicar, Ofgem Cambridge Mr Jonathan Metzer, 1 Crown Office Row Mr Anthony Speaight QC, 4 Pump Court Mr Edward Meuli, Maitland Chambers Mr Paul Stevenson, Tanfield Chambers Ms Deliya Meylanova, Withers LLP Mr Robert Stokell, Crown Office Chambers Ms Christina Michalos QC, 5RB Barristers Mr Luke Streatfeild, Allen & Overy LLP Mr Iain Mitchell QC, Tanfield Chambers Mr Charles Streeten, Francis Taylor Building Mr Emeric Monfront, Linklaters LLP Mr Mark Studer, Wilberforce Chambers Mr Christopher Morcom QC, Hogarth Chambers Ms Clare Sylvester Mrs Marilynne Morgan CB, Middle Temple Mr Jack Talbot, Drystone Chambers Ms Johanna Morris Mr Aurell Taussig, Herbert Smith Freehills LLP Professor Frederick Mostert, Dickson Poon School Mr John Taylor, King & Spalding of Law Mrs Louise Trayhurn, Legis Finance Mr Timothy Mould QC, Landmark Chambers Sir Michael Tugendhat QC, High Court Mrs Harriet Moynihan, Chatham House Mr Daniel Tyrer, Linklaters LLP Mr Luke O'Leary, White & Case LLP Sir Nicholas Underhill, Court of Appeal Mr Andrew Onslow QC, 3 Verulam Buildings Mr Peter Vaines, Field Court Tax Chambers Mr Shiraz Oshidar, Outer Temple Chambers Mr Richard Vallat QC, Pump Court Tax Chambers Mr Christian Parker, Paul Hastings LLP Mr Harry Vann, Crown Office Chambers Rt Hon Sir Nicholas Patten, Maitland Chambers Mr Robert Venables QC, Old Square Tax Chambers Ms Emma Pearce, Pump Court Tax Chambers Professor Guglielmo Verdirame QC, Twenty Essex Mrs Alice Pedder, Pump Court Chambers Mr Adrian Whitfield QC, Middle Temple Mrs Ruth Pedley, Ruth Bullivant Book Coaching Ms Hannah Whitney, The Polonsky Foundation Mr Andrew Penny, Forsters LLP Mr Tom Whitney, Slaughter and May Mr Hector Penny, Slaughter and May Ms Kate Williams Mrs Wendy Philips, Sotheby's Mr William Willson, South Square Mr Oliver Phillips, Maitland Chambers *Sir David Wootton, formerly Allen & Overy LLP Mr Marc Polonsky, White & Case LLP Mr Charles Wynn-Evans, Dechert LLP Mr Nicholas Purnell QC, Cloth Fair Chambers Miss Rebecca Zaman, 3 Verulam Buildings *Steering Committee Member For information about joining the Lawyers Group, please email [email protected]. 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