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Our advisory barristers are frequently instructed to advise in high profile cases, often prior to any formal prosecution.

In particular members of Chambers continue to advise the Crown Prosecution Service Terrorism Division including offences arising from conflicts around the world, as well advising Complex casework Units of the Crown Prosecution Service nationwide.

Barristers at 2 Bedford Row also advise prominent private and corporate clients as well as the UK Government on a wide range of high profile issues. In particular members of Chambers have been instructed by Royal families in the UK, Europe and the Middle East.

Additionally advice is frequently given in complex financial matters such as the proper implementation of accountancy standards, stock exchange listing requirements, company officer and board reporting requirements as well as the more usual matters focused upon by the FCA, SFO and regulators.

Advice is also given with regard production orders, search warrants and the protection afforded to journalists under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 and to the IPCC in relation to deaths caused by police officers.

Get in touch

For further information and enquiries please contact our clerks team.

Call: +44 (0)20 7440 8888
Email: clerks@2bedfordrow.co.uk

Clerk: Paul Rodgers
Telephone: +44 (0)7894 125 434
Email: Click here


Latest Advisory news and publications

News 14th Sep 2017

Bill Clegg QC & Simon Baker advise on human rights breaches by Turkish government following 2016 coup attempt

Bill Clegg QC, assisted by Simon Baker, was instructed to advise on the legality under the ECHR of the prosecutions...

Cases 25th Jan 2015

Advising Prince Andrew

Advising Prince Andrew regarding allegations of sexual misconduct in the USA.

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