Simon Williams

Year of Call:
1984

Email:
swilliams@radcliffechambers.com

"Simon Williams practises in all aspects of commercial and residential property litigation, including professional negligence matters. He recently acted in Joyce v Bowman Law, a case heard in the High Court which concerned determination of the causation and computation of damages in a claim against negligent conveyancers".: Real Estate Litigation section, Chambers UK 2012

"The 'deserving and highly proficient' Simon Williams acted in the House of Lords on Ofulue v Bossert, a case concerning adverse possession": Real Estate Litigation section, Chambers UK 2010

"Simon Williams caught the market’s attention for the quality of his advice on a range of commercial and residential property claims. 'Meticulous but not pedantic'...Commentators remark that 'in a stressful situation, he has the ability to get on with clients and simply deliver messages they don’t necessarily want to hear'": Real Estate Litigation section, Chambers UK 2009

Simon is recommended as a leading junior for property litigation by the latest editions of both Chambers UK and The Legal 500, the latter noting that he is “to the point”.

He has a property, commercial and professional negligence practice which consists of advocacy, drafting and advisory work in a range of business and property related matters. He appears regularly in the County Court, the Queen’s Bench and Chancery Divisions of the High Court (including the Technology and Construction Court and the Companies Court), in the Court of Appeal and in Mediation and Arbitration. He also appeared in one of the last cases to be heard by the judicial committee of the House of Lords.

He is also an experienced ADR Group accredited civil and commercial Mediator. Enquiries about his mediation practice as well as his practice at the Bar should be addressed to the clerks in Chambers.

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Memberships:
Chancery Bar Association
Property Bar Association

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