Hailsham Chambers

Dan Stacey

Dan Stacey was called to the Bar in 1996 after education at Alleyn’s School and Magdalen College, Oxford (where he obtained a high First in Modern History) and then City University and Bar School (where he was a Gray’s Inn Prince of Wales Scholar). He was a pupil at Hailsham Chambers and returned here after some years in the Litigation Department of Allen & Overy. He specialises in professional indemnity and commercial and banking litigation. He has appeared in reported solicitors’ negligence, banking and limitation claims in the High Court and Court of Appeal (with a leader and on his own). He has recently been instructed as sole junior on a number of high value mortgage fraud/lenders' claims in the High Court involving the obtaining of freezing orders and other interlocutory relief. Dan is also a member of the Chambers Costs Group.

Further info

Year of call: 1996

Specialist areas: professional negligence, commercial litigation, costs

Education: Magdalen College, Oxford (Modern History, First Class); City University (Diploma in Law); ICSL School of Law (Gray’s Inn Prince of Wales Scholar)

Committees: Member of Editorial Board of Counsel magazine (and contributor), Member of Bar Council Law Reform Committee

Recent cases

Campden Estates v Ahmed (QBD, 1/3/10, Lawtel)
Smith v Countrywide (QBD, 11/2/10, HHJ Seys Llewellyn QC, Lawtel)
Charania v Harbour Estates (CA, [2009] EWCA Civ 1123, Lawtel)
McDaid v Lawcomm (Central London CC, HHJ Dight, 3/6/9)
HBOS v Montague Mason & Others (High Court, ChD, 2009)

Publications and lectures

"S. 36 OF AJA 1970: A General Discretion to Adjourn Enforcement of "All Monies Charges" - article to be published in forthcoming LAG newsletter".

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