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Andrew joined Chambers in 2020 from an in-house role with HMRC working in civil fraud and tax with particular expertise in insolvency and proceeds of crime litigation, including freezing injunctions and search orders. Andrew qualified in Australia in 2013 where he practiced largely in crime and child protection for Victoria Legal Aid.
Since joining Chambers, Andrew has acted across the range of Chambers work in family (public and private matters), employment, property and personal injury. Andrew has a particular interest in civil fraud and insolvency.
When time permits, he enjoys food and wine, playing golf and discovering new music and writers.
Andrew accepts instructions in all employment related matters. Recently, Andrew has been instructed in relation to redundancy, unfair dismissal for gross misconduct and unlawful deduction of wages claims. Andrew has also given advice in relation to breach of fiduciary duty by company directors in the context of unfair dismissal and unlawful discrimination.
Members Andrew Carter and Rachel Chan have been chosen by the Bar Council to be Social Mobility Advocates.
26th October 2021 Read moreA team of barristers from 42 Bedford Row are walking with the Lord Chief Justice and thousands of lawyers to raise funds for the London Legal Support Trust which funds Law Centres and pro bono agencies in and around London.
18th August 2021 Read moreDamian Woodward-Carlton QC, Jennifer Youngs and Katherine Archer are published in the March 2022 edition of Family Law Journal
19th April 2022 Read more
