Julian Abengowe
Julian was called to Inner Temple Bar in 2002. Julian began his legal career as a Magistrates’ Legal Adviser before completing pupillage at Garden Court Chambers, a leading multi-disciplinary and housing Chambers in London. Here he received a broad grounding and training in both civil and criminal litigation, working on complex and high profile cases with a particular emphasis on judicial review. On return to this region he continues to be instructed in both civil (particularly credit hire cases) and criminal matters, bringing a high degree of commitment and professionalism to all his assignments.
Areas of Practice: Public Law · EU Regulations · Human Rights · Judicial Review · Personal Injury · Road Traffic Accidents · Commercial · Commercial and contractual disputes · Housing/Landlord & Tenant · Possession · Disrepair · Homelessness · Immigration · Asylum Appeals · Entry Clearance · Deportation/Removal
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Julian Abengowe
a broad grounding and training in both civil and criminal litigation, working on complex and high profile cases with a particular emphasis on judicial review