Nia Moseley-Roberts


Call: 2024

Nia Moseley-Roberts is building a broad commercial and chancery practice across Chambers’ core specialisms. As a pupil, Nia worked on a wide range of contentious and non-contentious matters including property, private client, offshore and international, and professional negligence.

Nia joined Chambers in March 2026, after successfully completing pupillage under the supervision of Harry Martin, Michael Walsh KC and Jonathan Upton KC.

Nia studied English at Clare Collage, Cambridge, graduating with double-first class honours and several university prizes. She then pursued postgraduate study at Oxford before completing the GDL and Bar Course at BPP, funded by scholarships from Gray’s Inn.

Areas of Expertise

Recent Cases

  • Assisted in drafting a skeleton argument for an appeal in the Court of Appeal regarding a $100 million claim for breach of a series of oil purchase contracts.
  • Assisted in drafting advice on the damages recoverable for the late delivery of an oil rig.

Recent Cases

  • Assisted Michael Walsh KC in applying for an order that the DIFC courts lacked jurisdiction to hear an $11 million fraud claim, and a privacy order.
  • Assisted in writing submissions on the interpretation of procedural rules under the Hong Kong government’s new short-form arbitration procedure (SCC 59).

Recent Cases

  • Assisted Jonathan Upton KC in drafting an appeal skeleton for a case concerning breach of a repairing covenant.
  • Assisted Michael Walsh KC in an application opposing Aarhus Costs protection under the Aarhus Convention in a judicial review claim concerning farming subsidy payments under the EU’s single payment scheme.
  • Assisted Michael Walsh KC in drafting a Defence in a redemption claim.
  • Assisted Michael Walsh KC in drafting a position statement on case concerning the registration of land charges.
  • Assisted in advising on the expert evidence required to make and defend against a £30 million fire safety claim.
  • Assisted in advising on whether a freeholder could claim £35 million in relation to defects in areas of a high rise building for which it was not legally responsible.

Recent Cases

  • Assisted Harry Martin in drafting a skeleton argument and preparing for trial in a claim for permission to bring an action under the Inheritance Act 1975.
  • Assisted Sparsh Garg in advising on the tax implications of a potential trust resettlement.
  • Assisted Sparsh Garg in drafting a Particulars of Claim in an Inheritance Act / estoppel / common intention constructive trust / unjust enrichment claim.

Recent Cases

  • Assisted Harry Martin in drafting a Reply concerning title to, and delivery up of, allegedly misappropriated artwork.
  • Assisted Harry Martin in drafting a Reply and an RFI in a case involving a misrepresentation claim in relation to a guarantee agreement for the sale of a valuable modern art painting.
  • Assisted Harry Martin in drafting an appeal skeleton in a case concerning disputed title to a valuable watch.

Recent Cases

  • Assisted Michael Walsh KC in drafting pre-action correspondence and Particulars of Claim in a £50 million negligent breach of duty claim against a government agency.
  • Assisted on advising on the effect of a novation upon a property developer’s £400 million claim in professional negligence and under the Defective Premises Act 1972 against a designer.

Recent Cases

  • Drafted advice on the application of the Building Safety Act 2022 in an insolvency context.
  • Represented a party in the Winding Up Court.
  • With Matthew Innes, prepared a challenge to an administrator’s application to the court to fix his remuneration.

Latest


Recent News

Exporting Culture & Importing Risk

We are excited to announce our 2nd annual Art & Cultural Property Seminar, ‘Exporting Culture and Importing Risk’.

PLA East Anglia: Property Development – Seeing the Issues and Solving the Issues

PLA East Anglia and Serle Court are delighted to offer an afternoon Property Law update at the Assembly House in Norwich.

LSE Law Review Volume XI Annual Launch Night

Last week, Serle Court members Zoe O’Sullivan KC and Nia Moseley-Roberts joined the LSE Law Review to celebrate the publication of Volume XI at their annual ‘Launch Night’ event.

Chambers welcomes Nia Moseley-Roberts and Shaun Matos

Serle Court is pleased to announce that Nia Moseley-Roberts and Shaun Matos have joined chambers as our […]

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Publications

  • A Risky Business? The Building Safety Act in the First Tier Tribunal.” Journal of the Society of Construction Law, Spring 2025 (Commended entry in the SCL Hudson Prize 2024)

Education, Qualifications and Awards

  • Clare College, Cambridge: BA English (Double First), 3rd in year 
  • Jesus College, Oxford, MSt in Medieval Studies (Distinction)
  • BPP Cambridge, Graduate Diploma in Law
  • BPP Holborn, BVS (Distinction), 3rd in year
  • Prince of Wales Bar Course Scholarship, Gray’s Inn
  • Residential Scholarship, Gray’s Inn
  • David Karmel GDL Scholarship, Gray’s Inn
  • Ertegun Graduate Scholarship in the Humanities, University of Oxford
  • Lady Clare Precious Pearl Prize (best performance in an arts or humanities dissertation), Clare College, Cambridge
  • Derek Brewer Prize (highest medieval literature paper), Cambridge English Faculty
  • Ruth & Mark Smith Prize (best dissertation exploring the relationship between words and music), Cambridge English Faculty
  • Honorary Scholarship, Clare College, Cambridge
  • Thirkill Award, Clare College, Cambridge
  • Robins Prize, Clare College, Cambridge

BSB Registration

Nia Catrin Moseley-Roberts

VAT Number

515163612

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LEADING SET:
UK Bar 2026

WINNER:
MENA Awards 2026 - English Bar in the Middle East: Commercial Set of the Year

WINNER:
Best Chambers for Work / Life Balance 2026

SHORTLISTED:
UK Bar Awards 2025 - Chancery Set of the Year

SHORTLISTED:
Bar Awards 2025 - Chancery Set of the Year

SHORTLISTED:
Chambers of the Year Award 2025

WINNER:
Bar Awards 2024 - Chancery Set of the Year

WINNER:
Middle East Awards 2024 - Middle East-Wide Dispute Resolution: Leading UK Barristers' Set

SHORTLISTED:
Bar Awards 2024 - Intellectual Property Set of the Year

SHORTLISTED:
Bar Awards 2024 - Commercial Litigation Set of the Year

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