Year of Call: 2022 (Solicitor 2021)
Ryan joined Chambers in October 2023 following the successful completion of pupillage, during which he sat with Dan McCourt Fritz KC, Matthew Morrison, Sophie Holcombe, Stephanie Wickenden and Jonathan McDonagh. As a pupil, he has worked on a wide range of cases across commercial litigation, group litigation, company law, intellectual property, insolvency, civil fraud, charities, contentious trusts and probate disputes. He is developing a broad commercial chancery practice across Chambers’ core practice areas, as well as in intellectual property and charity law.
Before joining Chambers, Ryan trained and qualified as a solicitor in 2021 with Slaughter and May. He previously read History and Politics at Oxford before converting to law.
Pembroke College, Oxford: BA, History and Politics (First Class)
BPP University: GDL (Distinction), LPC (Distinction)
Academic Scholar, Pembroke College, Oxford
Gibbs Prize in History, University of Oxford
Joan Thirsk Prize, University of Oxford (awarded for the best thesis in pre-modern history)