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Niazi Fetto KC

Overview
Niazi Fetto KC specialises in personal injury, clinical negligence, and employment and discrimination law. Known for strategic litigation management and high-profile advocacy.

Key Practice Areas
• Personal Injury
• Clinical Negligence
• Employment
• Inquests and Inquiries

Notable Cases & Experience
Acting in Huntercombe Hospitals and Chagos Islands group litigation; Sivaji v MOD [2021] EWCA Civ 1163.

Qualifications & Memberships
• Called to the Bar: 1999
• Silk: 2023
• PIBA; PNBA; LCLBA; ELBA; ELA
• Pupil Supervisor; Advocacy Trainer

Andrew Heap

Overview
As Senior Clerk at Liverpool Civil Law, Andrew Heap plays a leading role in the growth and success of Chambers. With over 35 years of experience, he oversees all strategic and operational aspects – from barrister recruitment and practice development to business planning, client service, HR, compliance, and financial management.

What I enjoy about working at LCL
“The people, the culture, and the chance to shape Chambers’ direction while solving problems that really matter.”

How I support solicitors and clients
By providing experienced, commercially-aware support – connecting solicitors with the right counsel, enabling successful outcomes, and helping firms grow through my legal network and strategic insight.

David Bennett

Overview
David Bennett specialises in housing conditions litigation, acting almost exclusively for social housing tenants. Known for his thorough, client-first approach, he also pursues human rights breaches.

Key Practice Areas
• Housing Conditions Litigation
• Personal Injury (within housing context)
• Human Rights

Notable Cases & Experience
Secured significant damages exceeding £40,000 in housing claims.

Qualifications & Memberships
• Called to the Bar: 1977
• BA (Hons) Business Law
• Member, Middle Temple
• Author of Housing Conditions Litigation – A Practitioner’s Guide

Buy David’s book here:
‘Housing Conditions Claims on Behalf of Social Housing Tenants’