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John Trotter
Partner & Head of Public & Regulatory Law
John has been described by Chambers UK as “striking as fine balance between academic rigour and a practical approach”
John is also ranked by both Chambers UK & the Legal 500 as a Leading Individual in the field
Qualification and experience • Nottingham University LLB 1970 • Admitted Solicitor 1973 • Partner in BWB 1976, Senior Partner 2001 • Head of Public & Regulatory Law • Specialist in and a leader in the field of Regulatory Law/Judicial Review with over 30 years' experience of the field • Heads the Parlex Group of European Lawyers
Recent transactions • Advising telephone regulator, PhonepayPlus in respect of a new Code of Practice for the regulation of premium rate services • Advising in respect of the creation of the mobile telephone classification body, the IMCB • Advising PhonepayPlus in respect of various challenges to its decisions • Advising various regulatory and professional membership bodies in respect of disciplinary rules and processes • Advising major charity in dispute with DfEE concerning European Social Funding • Advice to various charities concerning challenges to Charity Commission decisions • Involvement in the Victoria Climbié Inquiry • Successful representation of Lord Paddy Ashdown in High Court case concerning copyright/human rights
Memberships • Association of Regulatory and Disciplinary Lawyers • Justice • Education Law Association
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Recommendations
Chambers UK 2010
"vastly experienced at advising regulators"
Chambers UK 2009
“authoritative and pleasant to deal with”... Also described as “a doughty fighter” he is dedicated to defending his clients’ interests.
Chambers 2008
"has considerable experience of every aspect of judicial review and of representing clients in both public and private inquiries. Sources find him “very pleasant to deal with.”
Legal 500 2008
John Trotter is “‘excellent’”
Chambers UK 2007
"a key figure in the not-for-profit sector"
Legal 500 2007
"Bates Wells & Braithwaite has a strong regulatory advisory practice under John Trotter"
Chambers UK 2006
"considerable experience of judicial reviews and inquiries"
Chambers UK 2006
He strikes "a fine balance between academic rigour and a practical approach”
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