Nicholas Fridd
Degree: MA (Oxon)
Year of call and Inn: 1975; Inner Temple
Professional Membership: Western Circuit; CBA
Practice:
Formerly of Bell Yard Chambers, London where he remains a door tenant and All Saints’ Chambers, Bristol; Nicholas Fridd joined Albion Chambers in 2000.
He is a specialist in criminal law who covers all offences. He usually undertakes defence work and specialises in fraud with a particular interest in professional ‘white collar’ fraud which has taken him to court centres across the country. He deals with all other kinds of crime and is a CPS panel advocate level 2 prosecutor. He is recognised to deal sympathetically with difficult defendants and young and vulnerable witnesses. In court he is noted for his courteous and unflappable approach. In difficult, and often last minute, circumstances he is considered to be a very safe pair of hands.
He has undertaken many lengthy cases, usually as junior counsel without a leader or as a leading junior.
Nicholas also undertakes Tribunal work where his calm, measured, to-the-point but incisive approach is appreciated by both clients and the Tribunal. He appears in Employment, Mental Health and Police Disciplinary Tribunals, and in proceedings under the Clergy Discipline Measures, amongst other tribunal work.
Nicholas Fridd is ordained in the Church of England as a non-stipendiary priest.
Publications:
Author of Basic Practice in Courts, Tribunal and Inquiries (Sweet & Maxwell), now in its third edition, an easy to follow, step-by-step guide of what to do and say in the most common hearings in most courts, tribunals and inquiries.
Public Access:
Nicholas Fridd is licensed to accept work under the Public Access scheme. Click here for further details about the Public Access scheme.
Albion Chambers, Broad Street, Bristol BS1 1DR
T: 0117 927 2144
F: 0117 926 2569
nicholas.fridd@albionchambers.co.uk
Clerks:
Crime: Bonnie Colbeck T 0117 311 0301
Civil: Michael Harding T 0117 311 0302
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