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Marcus Pilgerstorfer

Marcus is an enormously experienced specialist in the fields of employment and discrimination law; product liability and consumer law; and public, human rights and data privacy law. He has appeared in a number of the leading cases.

He is recognised by the directories as “a superb barrister” who is “just brilliant in court” and “handles clients extremely well and surpasses their expectations”. He has “a brain the size of a planet” and is “clearly much admired by the senior judiciary”.

Marcus is a Civil and Criminal Recorder (part-time judge), is an Advocacy Trainer at Gray’s Inn and was a member of the Attorney General’s A Panel of Counsel to the Crown.

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Nigel Giffin

Nigel Giffin practises mainly in the field of public law at 11KBW, although he still undertakes employment law and commercial law cases of certain kinds. His practice covers commercial and environmental judicial review, as well as many aspects of local government law including education, social services, housing, powers and finance and elections. He was formerly a member of the Attorney General’s “A” panel of Counsel to the Crown, and undertook a number of important Human Rights Act cases in this capacity.

He is a CEDR accredited mediator, and has undertaken a number of mediations as both mediator and counsel.

Nigel studied law at Oxford, where he was awarded a first in his degree. He is the author of the chapter on Administrative Court proceedings in Foskett’s Law and Practice of Compromise, and a member of the editorial board of Butterworths Local Government Reports.

Nigel has recently been acting as counsel to the Public Inquiry into the murder of Zahid Mubarek at Feltham Young Offenders’ Institution.

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David Glen

David’s practice encompasses the full ambit of media, entertainment and information law. He has appeared in several of the highest profile defamation and privacy actions of recent years and consistently acts on behalf of leading firms of solicitors in the field and for a large number of the most prominent media organisations and companies (including Associated Newspapers, Google, Facebook, Guardian News & Media and Times Newspapers).

He is equally highly regarded for his work on data protection and freedom of information matters where he has represented public and regulatory bodies and the media in cases heard before both the courts and the Information Tribunal. He also holds a very substantial practice in the fields of public and entertainment law, where he regularly advises the media regulator, Ofcom, and has acted for the United Kingdom Government in the successful defence of the two most important UK media law cases to reach the European Court of Human Rights in recent years.

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Michael Lee

Michael Lee has a broad practice, with a particular focus on employment and commercial matters. He has extensive advocacy experience and regularly appears in a range of courts and tribunals

Michael is recommended in the employment sections of all the leading directories, described as “a go-to junior for employment litigation and associated high court work” and as ago-to counsel, who is hugely responsive and great with clients… always well prepared, never misses a trick, and his advocacy is strong”, whilst noting that “Michael has brilliant legal knowledge” and “is excellent tactically and very good with clients.” Michael has been recommended as being “particularly strong on complex discrimination matters and employment issues with a commercial twist”.

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James Goudie

James is a very experienced senior silk with a broad practice in and out of Court. He is highly reputed both as an advocate and for his advice.  He covers the entire  field  of 11KBW practice, especially acting for and against clients operating in and with the public sector. James is listed as a Leading Silk in Administrative and Public Law, Education, Employment, Local Government and Public Procurement in Chambers and Partners and Legal 500. He was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2014 Chambers & Partners Bar Awards.

James Goudie KC has been Head of Chambers since 1997, alongside Daniel Stilitz KC.

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Hannah Ready

Hannah’s practice covers the full ambit of media and information law, including:

  • Defamation
  • Malicious falsehood
  • Privacy
  • Breach of confidence
  • Data protection (including data breach and group litigation)
  • Harassment

Hannah has broad-ranging experience across each of those practice areas and is particularly well placed to deal with actions involving both data/privacy and reputational issues. She has considerable experience in group litigation claims and has acted in large scale commercial actions involving data protection, privacy and defamation. Hannah also has a keen interest in non-contentious reputation management and strategy work. This includes press and social media monitoring on behalf of both individuals and corporations in the public eye.

Case highlights include:

  • A Supreme Court appearance in a landmark privacy action concerning the right of arrestees in child sex offence cases to remain anonymous (Khuja v Times Newspapers Ltd);
  • A Court of Appeal appearance in Lachaux v AOL (UK) Ltd, which gave rise to the first appellate decision on the ‘serious harm test’ under section 1 of the Defamation Act 2013;
  • Acting for the largest group of Defendants between 2014 and 2020 in multi-million-pound litigation concerning the alleged blacklisting of construction workers (The Construction Industry Vetting Information Group Litigation);
  • Continuing to act for English water companies against restitution claims for over £150 million in fees paid for information which it is now said ought to have been provided for free  (The Environmental Information Regulations Litigation);
  • Acting for the Defendant in Farley v Equiniti, which is set to give rise to the leading Court of Appeal authority on the existence and applicability of a threshold of seriousness in UK data protection law.

Hannah was awarded a 2012 Pegasus Scholarship to work at the New York offices of Levine Sullivan Koch & Schulz LLP, where she gained both a broad grounding in American media law and experience in advising on cross-jurisdictional issues.

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Zoe Gannon

Zoe Gannon has significant experience across Chambers’ practice areas from public, human rights, regulatory, and education to procurement, data protection and information cases.

She is described in the directories: “pragmatic and fiercely intelligent”, “a very creative barrister who thinks outside the box”, “an excellent legal brain”, “an excellent grasp across a range of areas in public law, and she is highly regarded by clients”, “able to turn around complex advice quickly”, “incredibly hardworking and proactive”, “hugely knowledgeable and skilled in local government matters”, “fantastic reputation as a go-to barrister for the more complex social care and education judicial reviews”, “clear, concise, technically strong and an all-round pleasure to work with!

She regularly appears in the High Court, Court of Appeal and Supreme Court in high profile and test cases.

Zoe works with a range of clients including individuals, campaigners, companies, regulatory bodies, public authorities and central government. She is on both the Equality and Human Rights Commission’s Panel of Counsel (B Panel) and the Attorney General’s “B” Panel of Counsel.

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Remi Reichhold

Remi Reichhold is a public law and public international law specialist, acting for and advising national governments, government departments, public bodies and corporate entities. He represents clients in the First-tier and Upper Tribunal, County Court, High Court and Court of Appeal. Remi regularly acts for States before the International Court of Justice, the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea and international arbitral tribunals.

In addition to Remi’s expertise in public law and public international law, he also has significant experience in information law and data protection, police law, inquests and sports arbitration.

Before joining chambers in private practice, Remi spent seven years working as Research Associate to Professor Philippe Sands KC. He assisted Professor Sands in his capacity as arbitrator in more than a dozen investment treaty claims under ICSID and UNCITRAL rules.

Remi has been appointed to the Attorney General’s civil panel (C Panel). He accepts instructions in all his specialist areas, including on a Direct Access basis.

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Leo Davidson

Leo accepts instructions in all areas of Chambers practice, with a particular focus on financial regulation, employment law, information law, regulatory law and public law.

He is ranked in Legal 500 2023 as a Tier 1 Rising Star in Local Government. He is “very able and provides sound, user-friendly advice”, and his “sophistication, advocacy and commercial awareness and vision are strong”. Clients also say that he “is forensic and gets into the detail and history of matters, particularly where they concern technical legal points or matters of statutory interpretation”.

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Oliver Jackson

Oliver’s practice spans public and human rights, employment, European Union and competition, and commercial law. He has appeared in courts from Port Talbot and Great Yarmouth to the Supreme Court and the European Court of Human Rights.

He is ranked by Chambers and Partners as a “Notable practitioner” and “Up and coming” in Administrative & Public Law, and by Legal 500 as a “Rising star” in Administrative Law and Human Rights. He has been described in the directories as “an excellent advocate”, “impressive”, “diligent and able to robustly defend a case”, “rigorous, responsive, and very intelligent”, “very responsive”, “really easy to deal with” and whose “written work is always very good”. He also “communicates very easily”, “has very good written advocacy” and “provides very clear strategic objectives and tailors his advice to that”.

Oliver has extensive experience of working both as sole counsel and as a member of large teams. His clients range from individuals, start-ups and NGOs to multinational businesses, government departments and foreign states. His recent cases include:

  • The challenge to the Government’s private school fees VAT policy.
  • The high-profile challenge to the Michaela School’s ban on prayer rituals.
  • A successful appeal to the Supreme Court concerning the provision of local authority mental health after-care services.
  • Group claims by thousands of UK businesses against Mastercard and Visa for breaches of competition law, including the landmark constitutional law ‘Volvo limitation’ appeals on how UK courts should address CJEU judgments post-Brexit.
  • A £19 billion judicial review claim against HM Treasury by 72 trade unions.
  • A ground-breaking case on whether employment tribunal claims by foreign citizens with UK permanent residence are barred by state immunity.

From 2020 to 2021, Oliver was a Judicial Assistant at the UK Supreme Court and the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, working on the most complex and high-profile cases in the UK and from across the Commonwealth. He maintains an academic interest in his core practice areas and has published several academic articles, as well as contributing to a leading practitioner’s textbook on public law. In 2024 he was elected to the Executive Committee of the Human Rights Law Association Executive Committee. He is also a trustee of an international development charity building resilience and life skills in refugee camps in Uganda, Liberia and Rwanda. He is on the Pro Bono Recognition List 2025.

Before joining the Bar, Oliver was on the civil service fast-stream. He also advised on human rights issues at Liberty, advocated for the abolition of the death penalty at Reprieve, and volunteered as a caseworker at the Bar Pro Bono Unit. He received a first class degree in Natural Sciences from Cambridge University, where he graduated second in the year in his subject and won several scholarships and prizes. He has taught maths, physics and chemistry and enjoys cases that arise in a technical or scientific context.

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