Harry East

King's Counsel

Joint Head of Chambers

Areas of Practice:

Business and Property
,
Clinical Negligence
,
Family Law
,
Industrial Disease
,
Personal Injury
,
Construction, Commercial Law, Chancery, Contentious Probate, Contractual Disputes, Company Law, Unfair Prejudice Petitions, Landlord and Tenant, Trusts of Land, Insolvency, Partnerships, Costs Litigation

Year of call

2014

Professional bio

Harry undertook a Masters by Research in Company Law and went on to complete a PhD in Medical Law. He then undertook a Common Law Pupillage and is also a qualified Costs Lawyer. He now practises across civil, commercial, and chancery work.

Education and qualifications

  • PhD, LLM Res, LLB (Hons), BPTC, Qualified Costs Lawyer

Memberships

Further Information

Notable Cases

56 Fellows Road Ltd v ABC Block Management Ltd [2026] EWCA Civ 401. The court determined that a payment by a director in their personal capacity was not ratified by the company and thus failed satisfy the principal debt

Fotheringhame v Nelson [2026] EWHC 632 (Ch)  ToLATA / Co - habitation claim. A case which determined that  the Appellant was entitled to the capital growth on his beneficial interest since the point of separation 20 years previously.

Tedford v Clarke & Ors [2025] EWHC 816 (Ch).  Probate, interpretation of a will.

Kingsmead Homes Limited v Laycock Mechanical Services [2025] EWHC 2617 (TCC). A Part 8 Claim challenging the adjudicator's award.

Laycock Mechanical Services Ltd v Kingsmead Homes Ltd  [2025] EWHC 2618 (TCC). Determining whether permission would be granted to allow the hearing of a Part 8 Claim challenging the Adjuidicator's award.

Dawnvale Cafe Components Ltd v Hylgar Properties Ltd [2024] EWHC 1199 (TCC). Concerning the interpretation of a Tomlin Order settling the claim and its affects upon the ability to bring future actions.

Bexhill Construction Ltd v Kingsmead Homes Ltd [2023] EWHC 2344 (TCC). Challenging enforcement of an adjudication on the basis of a breach of natural justice where the Adjudicator had not referred to the Responding parties position within their award.

LJR Interiors Limited v Cooper Construction Limited [2023] EWHC 3339 (TCC). Construction Adjudication, the High Court held that the Limitation Act 1980 applied to adjudications.

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