David Forsdick QC, of Landmark Chambers in London’s Fleet Street, was called to the Bar in 1993. He specialises in environmental, planning, local authority and public law. Prior to his appointment to Queen’s Counsel, David was on the Treasury Solicitor’s ‘A’ Panel – from 2005 to 2014 – a role which he thoroughly enjoyed. Originally, David was aiming to become a solicitor. However, when he was volunteering with the Free Representation Unit a judge suggested to him that he was cut out to be a barrister. David won a Gray’s Inn scholarship which paid for Bar School and the rest, […]
Stuart Alford QC was one of two employed advocates – of the six who had applied – appointed to silk in 2014. Called to the Bar in 1992, Stuart joined the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) in July 2012 having previously spent 20 years in private practice at 36 Bedford Row working on national and international crime – with the emphasis on fraud, and mainly representing the Crown Prosecution Service. Stuart is now one of three in-house QCs at the SFO, where he heads a team of 70 case investigators and lawyers investigating the manipulation of LIBOR and also working on […]