Barrister > Phillip Morris

Chancery & Commercial:

Phillip is able to advise and to represent clients in aspects of chancery work, particularly matters concerning land law.

Common Law:

Phillip advises and appears in a wide range of litigation matters including personal injury and housing cases in the County Court and High Court jurisdictions.

Employment:

Phillip regularly appears in the Employment Tribunal, representing both applicants and respondents.

Regulatory:

Phillip has experience of regulatory work in the following fields:

• Companies Acts – directors’ disqualification proceedings and associated matters
• Environment – planning matters, enforcement notices and a significant village green inquiry, acting on behalf of local residents in Abertillery
• Health & Safety/Trading Standards – numerous prosecutions for local authorities, particularly relating to the mis-selling of dangerous vehicles

Phillip recently appeared successfully for the prosecution in the high-profile case of R v Evans. This was the Crown Court trial of a female octogenarian accused of anti-social behaviour which attracted national media attention.

BA (Hons) (Law) ( Jesus College, Oxford) (Meyricke Exhibitioner)
BVC (Cardiff Law School) (Outstanding)
Gray’s Inn

     - Bedingfield Scholarship

     -  Ede and Ravenscroft Gray’s Inn Award

9 Park Place, Cardiff
Supervisors: Gwydion Hughes and Steven Donoghue

Wales Commercial Law Association

Criminal Bar Association 

"Employment Law – the 2004 Changes and What They Signify" (conducted September 2005)

Conversational Welsh speaker.

In his precious little spare time Phillip enjoys playing and listening to music of all kinds and spending time with family and friends.

Jim Williams