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He is a brilliant advocate, getting right to the issue. He is so concise, but never to the detriment of his case.

George Brown is very senior in experience and this shows when working with him. His ability to cut through the issues of a case is fantastic and his advocacy is always impressive.

He is really good with clients, especially with those more vulnerable. His advocacy is also really good.

Our client was so grateful for the help that Olivia Davin from Kenworthy’s Chambers provided and wanted to pass on many thanks. The relief they felt at the case outcome was conspicuous.

Jennifer Creager, Lewis Rodgers

Mark is extremely knowledgeable. He can be turned to for sound advice on any legal matter and his advice is always very helpful and practical.

Mark Schwenk is a technical genius and a master at written advocacy.

Shazia is always very thorough and professional in her approach.

She is our 'go-to' barrister for complex immigration and asylum cases; a safe pair of hands for the most challenging cases.

At the time of sentencing, Stephen Tettey’s statement to the judge regarding our son was fair and compassionate. He truly is a gentleman who cares about his clients and their families.

Anonymised Client

Many thanks indeed to Matthew Todd, who completed great work, handling our Employment Law matter well. The client gave very positive feedback, so a job well done and I hope to work with you again.

Chris MacNaughton, Vista Employer Services Ltd.

She is a top-notch barrister.

Gita has great success in the Court of Appeal and is exceptional with vulnerable clients.

Members of the set have been instructed on significant matters such as VS (Ukraine) v SSHD, navigating complex Refugee Convention issues in the process of asylum appeals. Other work from the set ranged from the representation of modern slavery victims in refugee claims, and resisting deportation.

In Court of Appeal case, ASO (Iraq) v SSHD, Craig Holmes successfully represented an Iraqi Kurd, whose family had connections to the Ba'ath party, at risk of ‘honour-based violence’ because of his relationship with a woman whose family were connected with the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan; at issue was to which a legal error at first instance is material to a case's outcome.

Mark is very good on technical issues and matters that are not run-of-the-mill.

Our client has asked us to pass on his sincere thanks to Olivia Davin, and we, too, would like to thank her for all her help with the criminal case.

Forrest Williams Legal

Kenworthy’s Chambers has a track record of work for claimants in this space, including matters relating to right to work enforcement, EU settlement, and refugee protection.

The Clerking Team always responds efficiently and quickly.

There is excellent and prompt support from the Clerks.

Andrew Selby is a very safe pair of hands to tackle any case.