Barrister Anna Uukelo

ABOUT US

Barrister Anna Uukelo is a practising barrister and holds a current practising certificate from the Bar Council of England and Wales authorising her to act as a barrister in a Dual Capacity. Dual capacity barrister means she can be instructed as either

i) a self-employed barrister via Direct (Public) Access or via solicitors or other professionals, or ii) she can be engaged as an employed barrister by and for an entity. You are reading this website and page because you are interested in her services as a self-employed barrister who can also undertake work as a Direct (Public) Access Barrister.

Barrister Anna Uukelo specialises in public law (English / domestic law) and international law. She practises in Landlord and Tenant Act (Property law), prosecutions and defence work, environmental law, planning law, environment law, Winding up/ insolvency and licensing law, regulatory laws, human rights, as well as international law (both public international law and private international law). She also practices in commercial law, corporate law and investment law including international investment laws. Barrister Anna Uukelo previously qualified and worked as an English Solicitor-Advocate from 2005 to 2008, when she became a barrister. She is regulated by the Bar Standards Board, England.

• Property law (Landlord and Tenant law), including regulatory work.

• Prosecutions and Defence work 

• Planning law and Environment law, including regulatory and appeal work.

• Commercial law and corporate law

• Licensing law

• Winding up/Insolvency

• Community Law (Care Act 2014)

• Human Rights

• International Law

  • Public International Law including international crimes such as genocide, torture, systematic (international) human rights abuses, international negotiations​ or mediation

  • Private International Law including Arbitration, corporate guarantees, indemnities, international investment law including specialist knowledge of the Investment Act 2015 of South Africa.

• International matters/cases on English law or in English Courts including the London Court of International Arbitration.

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