Eadala Chambers’ Barrister handles all inquest instructions with particular sensitivity and compassion, whilst working to achieve the best possible outcome for the instructing party or interested person. Counsel has in depth knowledge of coronial law and experience of appearing before HM Coroners’ Court.  

Chambers’ Barrister is able to advise on all stages of the inquest process, from disclosure and investigation, to potential adverse findings and the ambit of the inquest and whether an Article 2 inquest should be held. He has represented various interested parties including NHS trusts, care homes, individual doctors, those within a prison setting and bereaved family members 

Counsel is able to represent regulators, individuals or companies in the complete spectrum of regulatory law issues. In particular, he has substantial experience of healthcare regulatory matters, including proceedings before the Nursing and Midwifery Council, the General Dental Council, the Health and Care Professions Council and the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service.