Experienced Rating and Valuation barristers

Having appeared in six out of the eight cases to reach the UK Supreme Court, Landmark Chambers is recognised by Chambers and Partners as being a market leader in this complex area of practice. Landmark’s members appear in cases before the Upper Tribunal, Court of Appeal, and Supreme Court and are frequently instructed by ratepayers, billing authorities, and the Valuation Office Agency (VOA).

Chambers is now looking to consolidate further its position in Rating and Valuation through the recruitment of practitioners with a minimum of 7 years’ experience.

In addition to practicing in Rating and Valuation, you will have significant experience in at least one of Landmark’s additional areas of expertise including planning, environment, property litigation, judicial review, CPO, local government, procurement and state aid, and other areas of public and administrative law.

Landmark is listed in Tier 1 for Rating and Valuation (Chambers and Partners) and is home to six of the eight silks ranked in Band 1.

For the past 10 years Landmark has staged its annual Rating Conference, an event which has grown steadily in popularity over the years and is now seen by surveyors, local authorities, and solicitors as being one of the key forums for discussing recent case law and other developments relevant to those practicing in field of Rating.

What the directories say:

The set:

“An unrivalled breadth of talent” – Chambers and Partners

“The silks are a cut above, the juniors are strong, and the clerking is excellent” – Legal 500

Rating and valuation:

“The set is home to an exceptionally experienced team of barristers acting for ratepayers and the Valuation Office Agency, including appearances in the Court of Appeal and Supreme Court” – Chambers and Partners

“They’re market leaders in this area. Their strength is the practitioners that they have, who all know their stuff” – Chambers and Partners

Interested to find out more?

If you fit the criteria outlined above and would like to learn more about developing your practice and your career at Landmark Chambers, please contact Paul Newhall, Chief Executive, for an initial informal and confidential discussion. Telephone 020 7421 1152 or email pnewhall@landmarkchambers.co.uk.

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