Year of Call: 2020
Andrew has a busy Commercial Chancery practice across Chambers’ core areas, with interests in civil fraud and asset tracing, offshore and domestic trusts litigation, commercial disputes, company law, and property law. He has appeared in the High Court and Court of Appeal, and acts both alone and in larger teams. Andrew particularly welcomes instructions which involve legal or factual complexity, and which involve international teams working across multiple jurisdictions
Andrew joined Chambers in October 2021 following the successful completion of pupillage. He sat with Gareth Tilley, Dan McCourt Fritz KC, James Brightwell (now Master Brightwell), Matthew Morrison and Christopher Stoner KC.
Andrew spent his first six months in practice on secondment to Peters & Peters Solicitors LLP, where he worked closely with solicitors and counsel on complex and high-profile fraud and commercial litigation.
Before joining Serle Court, Andrew studied law at Clare College, Cambridge. He graduated with a double first- class undergraduate degree, the top mark on the Cambridge LLM and several university prizes and scholarships. During his BPTC year Andrew was a Queen Mother’s Scholar at Middle Temple and taught Land Law at Wolfson College, Cambridge.
Clare College, University of Cambridge: BA(Hons), Law Tripos (Double First, 2nd in year)
Clare College, University of Cambridge: LLM in Commercial Law (First with Distinction, 1st in year)
BPP Leeds: BPTC (Outstanding)
Wolfson College, University of Cambridge: College Teaching Associate 2019-2020
Chancellor’s Medal for English Law (Cambridge)
BRD Clarke Prize for Best Overall Performance in the LLM (Cambridge)
Goff and Jones Prize for the Law of Restitution (Cambridge)
CMS Prize for Advanced Private Law (Cambridge)
5 Stone Buildings Prize for Succession Law (Cambridge)
Lady Clare Precious Pearl Prize (Clare College, for best performance in an Arts dissertation)
Queen Mother Scholarship (Middle Temple)
Advocate of the Year Scholarship (BPP University)
Wright Rodgers Scholarship (Cambridge, for the study of English Law)
James William Squire and Rebecca Flower Squire Scholarships (Cambridge)
Foundational Scholarship (Clare College)