Administrative and Public law
David Grant practises across the spectrum of public and administrative law, often with significant human rights, EU or other international law elements. He has particular expertise in crime and regulatory cases with a public law flavour. His recent experience includes cases involving the privilege against self-incrimination in tax and fraud investigations, international transfer of prisoners.- David Grant
Email: david.gr@ardenchambersltd.com
Membership:Constitutional & Administrative Law Bar Association
Case Result
- Berge Larsen (1) Volaw Trust (2) v. Office of the Comptroller of Taxes (Privy Council, Jersey) legality of Disclosure Notices in foreign tax proceedings and application of the privilege against self-incrimination under Article 6 P v. Metropolitan Police (EHRC intervening) (Supreme Court), acting for EHRC as intervener on appeal concerning disability equality claims following dismissal of a disabled police officer
“increasingly handles public law claims in the commercial and financial services spheres” (Chambers & Partners 2017).