Nine Chambers has been ranked as a Band 2 Set for Chancery in the Chambers & Partners UK Bar 2026 guide

We’re pleased to announce that Nine Chambers has been ranked as a Band 2 Set for Chancery in the Chambers & Partners UK Bar 2026 guide.

Congratulations to James Fryer-Spedding (Band 1) and andrew clark (Band 2) on their continued recognition for their expertise and professionalism in chancery and commercial practice.

Band 1 Leading Junior – James Fryer-Spedding

James Fryer-Spedding is recognised by Chambers & Partners UK Bar 2026 as a Band 1 Junior in Chancery. A highly regarded barrister of over thirty years’ call, James practises exclusively in chancery and commercial litigation. His work spans trusts, wills, probate and the administration of estates, property and co-ownership disputes, landlord and tenant matters, professional negligence, and partnership litigation. James is known for his ability to simplify complex issues and to apply a clear, analytical approach that enables him to achieve practical and effective outcomes. Instructing solicitors value his thorough preparation, logical reasoning, and concise communication, which bring clarity and confidence to every stage of proceedings. Regularly ranked in both Chambers & Partners and The Legal 500, and Band 1 in the Chambers High Net Worth Guide, James continues to be recognised for his expertise and professionalism in chancery and commercial practice.

Band 2 Leading Junior – Andrew Clark

Andrew Clark is recognised by Chambers & Partners UK Bar 2026 as a Band 2 Junior in Chancery. Andrew has a long-established practice in business and property litigation, with particular experience across chancery and commercial disputes. His work encompasses wills, probate and the administration of estates, real property matters, partnerships, mortgages, and equitable remedies. Before transferring to the Bar in 1994, Andrew practised as a solicitor after graduating in Jurisprudence from New College, University of Oxford. Since his call, he has appeared regularly in the County Court, High Court, and appellate courts, including the Court of Appeal and Supreme Court. Known for his measured and analytical approach, Andrew is valued for his clear written advocacy and detailed understanding of complex property, succession, and equity issues. His Band 2 ranking reflects his recognised expertise and extensive experience across the full range of chancery practice.