Julian is a civil practitioner who specialises in Commercial Dispute Resolution including credit hire and civil fraud as well as Chancery matters appearing in courts throughout England and Wales.

Julian combines a detailed grasp of both procedural and substantive law with skilled, measured advocacy and excellent client care. He very often receives repeat instructions and is often involved from the outset of major cases.

Julian is a member of the Chancery Bar Association and has particular expertise in traditional chancery law including all aspects of real property, wills and trusts. He has developed a particular following in contentious probate. He is also very frequently instructed in claims involving constructive trusts, inheritance act claims and TOLATA matters. His Chancery practice extends to easements and covenants and also related matters including nuisance and boundary disputes where he has lectured and published extensively in these fields. Increasingly Julian is instructed in matters of civil fraud including deceit, conspiracy, breach of fiduciary duties, fraudulent misrepresentation, undue influence and duress. 

Julian has successfully undertaken hundreds of Fast Track and Multi Track hearings with a particular emphasis on claimant credit hire. He also accepts instructions in mediations both representing a particular party and as an appointed third party mediator.