- Alternative Dispute Resolution
- Civil Fraud
- Clinical Negligence & Healthcare
- Commercial, Chancery & Property
- Court of Protection
- Credit Hire
- Crime
- Family Law
- Financial Crime
- Inquests & Inquiries
- Personal Injury
- Police Law
- Professional Negligence
- Public Sector & Human Rights
- Regulatory & Disciplinary
- Travel & Cross Border Claims
1 Chancery Lane is delighted to announce that Charlotte Davies of KBG Chambers has joined us as an Associate Member. Charlotte will continue to practice full time from KBG Chambers.
Charlotte’s practice areas include personal injury; property; contract & commercial; bankruptcy & insolvency; employment; inquests; licensing matters, and general common law. She is regularly instructed in credit hire matters, being preferred Counsel for a major national law firm.
Charlotte takes on cases at all levels, and regularly travels to courts around the country.
More recently, Charlotte has been acting for patients detained under the Mental Health Act at Tribunal hearings.
Charlotte sits as a Deputy District Judge and as a First Tier Tribunal Judge within the Health, Education and Social Care Chamber.
For further information you can view Charlotte’s full profile or contact the clerks at clerks@1chancerylane.com.
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