Children, Court of Protection and planning specialists appointed King’s Counsel in 2022 competition

December 28, 2022

A number of Court of Protection, children, planning and public law specialists have been appointed King’s Counsel in the 2022 round that was unveiled last week.

Those successful included:

Katherine Apps, 39 Essex Chambers (public and human rights law, disciplinary and regulatory)
Nick Armstrong, Matrix (public law and civil actions)
Kuljit Bhogal, Cornerstone Barristers (public law, local government, housing)
Timothy Bowe, St Ives Chambers (children)
Claire Darwin, Matrix (employment and equality rights)
Jonathan Easton, Kings Chambers (planning, environment)
Iris Ferber, 42 Bedford Row (housing, employment)
Dorothea Gartland, 4PB (children)
Alex Goodman, Landmark Chambers (planning, environmental, local government)
Nicola Greaney, 39 Essex Chambers (clinical negligence, Court of Protection)
Mark Jarman, 4PB (children)
Michael Jones, Deans Court (children, Court of Protection)
Meyric Lewis, Francis Taylor Building (planning, compulsory purchase)
Louise Maclynn, 1GC (children and vulnerable adults)
Eleena Misra, Old Square (employment and equalities)
Nadia Motraghi, Old Square (employment, professional discipline and public law)
Fiona Paterson, 39 Essex Chambers (Court of Protection and medical treatment, administrative and public)
Lucy Reed, St John’s Chambers (family, children)
Akua Reindorf, Cloisters (employment, discrimination and human rights law)
Philip Rule, No5 (public law)
Shaun Spencer, St John’s Buildings (family, children)
Iain Simkin, Deans Court Chambers (regulatory, consumer law, trading standards)
Emma Sutton, Serjeants’ Inn (public law, Court of Protection)
Guy Williams, Landmark Chambers (planning, environmental)