Administrative Law or Judicial Review
Immigration
Personal Injury
Public Inquiries
Andrew was called to the Bar in September 2016 and is available to accept instructions in all areas of practice.
The majority of Andrew’s practice is in the area of immigration and he has extensive experience appearing in both the First and Upper Tier Tribunals (Immigration and Asylum Chamber). Andrew also has experience of immigration related judicial reviews and regularly acts for and advises clients across the full spectrum of immigration issues including:
Andrew also has experience appearing in the County Court and High Court acting for both Plaintiffs and Defendants across the full range of civil matters, including personal injury cases relating to road traffic collisions, noise induced hearing loss, asbestos exposure and actions under the Roads (NI) Order 1993. He also appears regularly in the criminal and family courts.
Since 2017 Andrew was appointed to the Government Legal Services Northern Ireland Panel of Counsel (D Panel) and in January 2020 was appointed to the GLSNI C Panel.
2020; Appointed to Government Legal Services Panel for Counsel (C Panel).
2017; Appointed to Government Legal Services Panel of Counsel (D Panel).
2016; Called to the Bar of Northern Ireland.
2016; Postgraduate Diploma in Professional Legal Studies, Distinction, Institute of Professional Legal Studies, Queen’s University Belfast. Recipient of the following awards:
2014; LLB (Honours) Law with Politics, First Class Honors, Queen’s University Belfast. Recipient of the following awards:
Prior to being called to the Bar, Andrew worked as a paralegal secretary in a busy city centre practice. During his time there, Andrew gained experience in preparing cases for hearing and attend to Counsel at all levels of the Civil, Family and Criminal Courts in Northern Ireland.
Since 2018 he has been Junior Counsel to a Public Inquiry. During this time Andrew has gained a particular interest in and understanding of data handling issues under the Data Protection Act 2018 and the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR).