Callum Brook

Called: 2013

Lincoln’s Inn

Callum started his legal practice working for a firm of claimant solicitors, qualifying as a Solicitor-Advocate in criminal and civil proceedings. He has since transferred to the Bar and has joined Central Chambers.

He has several years’ experience in personal injury litigation and advocacy and he is developing a practice in criminal proceedings in the Magistrates’ Court and Crown Court.

He is happy to accept work for both the Prosecution and Defence.

During his practice as a Solicitor-Advocate, he acted primarily for claimants in industrial disease actions, specialising in vibration-induced injuries and work-related upper-limb disorders.

He has experience of respiratory diseases and noise-induced hearing-loss. He has acted in high-value cases, including a group action of 35 claimants.

Callum takes an extremely analytical approach to his work. He is used to reviewing vast amounts of medical information to understand diseases and medical conditions; he applies this approach to all aspects of his work.

He takes great care to ensure the needs of his clients are met and that they are guided through legal proceedings efficiently, without compromise.

In civil proceedings he is happy to accept instructions from claimants and defendants on a CFA basis and prides himself on the quick delivery of his work.

Qualifications

BPTC – Manchester Metropolitan University

LLB (Hons.) – Manchester Metropolitan University

Away from the Bar

Skiing

Cooking

History