Leading public law QC moves to Landmark Chambers

Fiona Scolding QC, a leading public law QC, has joined Landmark Chambers from Outer Temple Chambers.

Scolding’s practice focusses upon public law challenges in a wide variety of contexts concerning both local and central government and non governmental departmental bodies.

The silk has particular expertise in areas concerning children and vulnerable adults, with a focus upon education, the Court of Protection, healthcare, community care, equality, human rights and discrimination, but also has experience in areas such as immigration, prisons, social security and general public law work.

David Lock QC, who leads the public law practice at Landmark, said, “Fiona’s decision to join Landmark is great news for the public law team at Landmark. She comes to us with a superb reputation and will add to the strength in depth that we already have across community care, healthcare and local government. Her decision to join Landmark reinforces our position as a leading public law set of chambers”.

Scolding said: "I'm delighted to be here and look forward to working with the rest of the team".