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Gabriel Adedeji

Year of Call: 2012
Email Address: [email protected]
Telephone: 020 7583 8055

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Clerks Details

  • Clerk Name: Gemma Faulkner
  • Clerk Telephone: 020 7583 8055
  • Clerk Email: [email protected]
  • Clerk Name: Jordon Gallifant
  • Clerk Telephone: 020 7583 8055
  • Clerk Email: 020 7583 8055

Overview

Gabriel enjoys a varied practice, spanning Personal Injury, Public and Regulatory Law, and Regulatory Crime. Gabriel also accepts instructions in a wide range of other Civil, Property and Commercial matters, from mortgage possession claims and landlord and tenant disputes, to charging orders, orders for sale, bankruptcy and more.

Gabriel is most frequently instructed in personal injury and public and regulatory matters including professional disciplinary proceedings and police law. He has a depth of experience and his manner with professional and lay clients alike, has seen him grow relationships and build on regular, repeat instructions.

In his down time, Gabriel enjoys acting and singing and has appeared on stage and television. He plays the piano and the saxophone and is a member of the Middle Temple Revels, appearing in the annual comedy review in Middle Temple Hall for the past eight years, and in last year’s digitally streamed performance.

Expertise

  • Personal Injury
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    Gabriel is instructed in a variety of Fast Track and Multi-Track Personal Injury matters, appearing in court regularly on behalf of both Claimants and Defendants.

    Gabriel is most frequently instructed in cases involving Credit Hire, Fraud, Low Velocity Impact and Fundamental Dishonesty.

    His practice also covers:

    • General RTA Matters
    • Occupiers’ Liability
    • Public Liability
    • Employers’ Liability

    In addition to oral advocacy, Gabriel frequently advises on liability and quantum and is regularly instructed to draft pleadings and statements of case.  His approach to both his advocacy and written work is diligent, passionate and meticulous.

  • Public and Regulatory
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    Gabriel enjoys a varied Regulatory practice and most frequently presents and defends in cases across a range of professional disciplinary settings.

    Gabriel has extensive experience of proceedings before the NMC and has represented registrants in a range of complex cases, including those involving alleged abuse of patients.

    He also regularly appears as a Case Presenter for the NMC across a range of Interim and Substantive Hearings.

    Gabriel also has a wealth of experience in matters before the Farriers Registration Council in complex and lengthy cases, and also appears in matters before:

    • The General Dental Council
    • The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants
    • The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants
    • The United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy.

    Additionally, Gabriel regularly appears in Regulatory Criminal matters relating to Environmental Protection Act Claims, Food Safety and Hygiene Regulations, Trading Standards Prosecutions and Prohibition Orders, as well as a range of other matters brought by and against Local Authorities.

    Gabriel is also currently seconded to Blake Morgan LLP as a Case Manager in the investigation and preparation of cases for the NMC and HCPC.

    Gabriel has a busy Public Law practice and has been instructed as Junior Counsel for Ofsted in the Independent Inquiry into Child Sex Abuse, over the past three years. He was actively involved in the Inquiry’s investigations into The Roman Catholic Church and Special and Residential Schools.

    Gabriel is regularly instructed by the Police and numerous Local Authorities on matters including:

    • Domestic Violence Protection Orders
    • Public Law Education and School Attendance Order Breaches
    • Injunction Breaches
    • Applications arising from Anti-Social Behaviour Orders; and
    • Proceeds of Crime

    Gabriel also has experience in Public Law Insolvency matters, having previously worked as in-house counsel at the Insolvency Service and the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills. During this time, Gabriel also had extensive experience of Proceeds of Crime and Confiscation proceedings.

  • Articles

    • Virtual Hearings

      3rd Feb 2021

      Virtual Hearings

      3PB's specialist public and regulatory law barrister Gabriel Adedeji provides guidance for legal experts on virtual court, committee and Tribunal hearings.

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  • Recommendations

    “I found Counsel incredibly helpful yesterday and already put him notice that I would like to instruct him on future matters of the same nature”.

    “Dear Gabriel, thank you for all your efforts in this case, which undoubtedly contributed to the successful outcome.  I valued your attention to detail, that you identified what was at the heart of the case and the sensitivities so quickly, that you were tenacious enough to ‘have a go’ at the half time submission of no case to answer and your regular communications with me throughout, even when there was not much to report.  I look forward to working with you again soon”.

    “Many thanks for the detailed note, an excellent outcome to the case. I spoke with [the client] who advised that she was very happy with the outcome and made particular mention of how reassuring you were before the hearing. Thank you for all your assistance on this”.

    “Just wanted to let you know that in this case on 10th January, Gabriel got a good result for us and provided a very prompt and helpfully detailed report. Thanks to him and you for your assistance”.

    “Gabriel did an amazing job for us, considering he only had a couple of hours to look at the papers before the hearing. He achieved for our client more than I was expecting. This is the first time I have worked with him and I was very impressed. I expect that he will continue to do some great work for 3PB in the future. I definitely hope we can work together again.”

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