Redcliffe Trainer 145

Our Part 8 Proceedings trainer was called to the Bar in 1995. He brings a wealth of experience from a distinguished career spanning the independent Bar and senior positions in leading City and international law firms. His career includes international work in New York and the Cayman Islands, with a dispute-led practice focused on the intersection of legal, commercial, and tax issues.

This trainer is a specialist in tax law and its associated fields, including commercial chancery, equity, company law, cryptocurrency & digital assets, partnerships, insolvency, and professional negligence. He advises on complex investigations and appears regularly for corporate entities, individuals, and HMRC at both trial and appellate levels. Much of his work involves high-value or technically challenging disputes, often arising from cross-border transactions or cases with voluminous documentation. He also has experience advising and representing individuals in matters involving allegations of fraud, including criminal tax investigations.

Redcliffe’s expert on Part 8 Proceedings has a Ph.D. (University of London) in Tax Law relating to intellectual property and its exploitation. He is co-author of Taxation of Intellectual Property (Bloomsbury Publishing), A Practical Guide to Tax Disputes (Lexis) and Internet Business (Commerce and Tax) (Jordans).

Ranked as a Leading Practitioner in Chambers UK Bar 2025, our specialist has particular expertise in areas such as corporate structures, partnerships, intellectual property, trusts, and insolvency. This enables him to provide strategic, commercially attuned advice across a broad range of contentious and non-contentious matters.

Appearing regularly in courts and tribunals across the UK, including London, Manchester, and Edinburgh, he acts both as sole counsel and as part of larger legal teams.

This Part 8 Proceedings trainer is a dedicated tax specialist 'Pupil Barrister' with a rapidly developing practice encompassing a broad range of domestic and international tax matters. He read law at the age of 17 and was a Vice Chancellor International Scholar at Cardiff University. He was called to the Bar at the age of 21. Alongside Bar studies, he was working under a pre-eminent tax silk in the country.