David was called to the bar in 2023 having qualified as a Solicitor in 2008 and as a Solicitor-Advocate (Higher Rights Civil Proceedings) in 2018. His wide ranging expertise covers a broad range of civil practice, including chancery, personal injury and insolvency, together with financial remedy matters. David has an approachable and personable style together with a detailed knowledge of law and procedure.

David sits as a Recorder and a Deputy District Judge.

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Adam read Law at the University of Essex, graduating with a first-class degree in 2021. Following his undergraduate studies, he was awarded a scholarship to study at The City Law School gaining a Merit in Bar Vocational Studies before being called to the bar at the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple in October 2022.

Since joining Chambers as pupil in October 2022, he is now developing a busy and broad practice in line with Chambers’ profile. He is regularly instructed in a range of Family and Civil law proceedings, including drafting pleadings and advice, with a particular focus on Children Act matters, applications under the Family Law Act, landlord and tenant disputes, personal injury claims, and general civil litigation. Adam is known for his pragmatic, client-focussed approach and his ability to provide clear advice even in complex or emotionally charged cases.

Before joining Chambers, Adam volunteered at Citizens Advice and, prior to embarking on a career in law, spent a number of years touring North America as a professional musician.

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