FALCON CHAMBERS ARBITRATION

Falcon Chambers
Slide background

Caroline Shea KC

Caroline Shea KC
Called 1994
Silk 2016

FCIArb

Caroline Shea KC is a property litigation specialist with experience in a wide range of landlord and tenant and real property disputes. Caroline is listed as a leading silk for both Real Estate Litigation and Agriculture and Rural Affairs in both the Legal 500 and Chambers UK Guide.

Caroline has practiced since 1995 as an advisor and advocate, appearing in the Court of Appeal, the High Court and County Courts, and in specialist property tribunals. She has acted as a legal assessor to arbitrators, and appeared in many arbitrations both commercial and agricultural.  She qualified as a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators in 2014. Caroline was appointed QC in 2016. 

  • Education

    • Haberdashers’ Aske’s School for Girls, Elstree
    • Hills Road Sixth Form College, Cambridge
    • Cambridge University: MA, Classics/Philosophy
    • London Business School
    • City University: Graduate Diploma in Law
    • Inns of Court School of Law: Bar Vocational Course

  • Professional

    • FCiArb
    • Previously a Management Consultant with Andersen Consultancy (later Accenture); Berkeley Partnership
    • Called 1994
    • Silk 2016
    • Deputy High Court Judge 2021
    • Middle Temple (Diplock Scholar)
    • Member Arbrix (by invitation)
    • Member of the Chancery Bar Association, the Property Bar Association, and the London Common Law and Commercial Bar Association

  • Publications/ Lectures

    Caroline has written for New Law Journal; Landlord and Tenant Review; Estates Gazette; In House Lawyer; Agricultural Law Association. She has conducted workshops for the Chancery Bar Association and the Property Bar Association, and has lectured at the Blundell Series (2012, 2017); Property Bar Association; Agricultural Law Association, Norton Rose M5 group; Property Litigation Association; and Arbrix conferences. She was a founding author of Burton on Appeals; co-author of the recently published Law and Practice of Charging Orders; and a co-author of the 15th edition of Muir Watt and Moss on Agricultural Holdings.

Falcon Chambers CV [External Link]