Atlas Chambers
Atlas Chambers established in 2005 brought together a core group of friends and acquaintances specialising generally in the area of Public Law, but also able to offer expertise in related areas.
Amongst our membership we have the Senior Government Counsel from the Heathrow Airport, Terminal 5 Inquiry; Simon Randle, and the editor of Wade and Forsyth on Administrative Law and Professor of Public Law in Cambridge; Christopher Forsyth.
Under the Public Law umbrella we have members with particular expertise in Education, Employment, Energy, Highways, Human Rights, Judicial Review, and Planning.
We can also offer specialist assistance in Chancery work, particularly with ... READ MORE
Members
- Simon Randle (1982)
- Michael Jefferis (1976)
- Robert Lewis (1977)*
- Jonathan Powell (1984)
- Prof. Christopher Forsyth (1987)
- Monica Daley (1989)
- David Hoffman (1997)*
- Thomas Brennan (2002)
- Anne Lawrence (2003)
- Keith M Gordon (2003)
- Alexander Goodman (2003)
- Alessandra Williams (2003)*
- Ximena Montes Manzano (2004)
- * Associate Member
News
- Keith M Gordon launches e-petition at 10 Downing Street for the retention of equitable liability.
Keith M Gordon wins the Chartered Tax Adviser of the Year award at the prestigious LexisNexis Taxation Awards at the Park Lane Hilton.
15 May 2009 HMRC agree that the service company question on individuals' tax returns need not be treated as an information notice under Schedule 36 to the Finance Act 2008. See the service company question blog for more details.
Keith M Gordon and Ximena Montes Manzano obtain permission from the High Court to proceed with the judicial review of six notices issued under section 20 of the Taxes Management Act 1970.
Thomas Brennan appears in the first High Court challenge against the blanket stay affecting tens of thousands of bank charge cases.
Chambers welcomes two new tenants, David Hoffman and Alessandra Williams.