Lawrence Jones, Barrister is a respected attorney in the community. He has a reputation amongst his peers for his skills as an advocate, pragmatic commercial approach, and his ability to view business disputes in their full mercantile and strategic context. Lawrence Jones, Barrister came to the bar after a long and successful career in business. His experience and expertise have made him one of the most highly sought-after barristers in the United Kingdom. Lawrence Jones, Barrister has rights of audience in England, Wales and Grenada and has appeared in the Caribbean and United Arab Emirates.

Lawrence Jones, Barrister has clients who range from blue chip companies and wealthy individuals to those encountering more routine difficulties. He specialises in commercial, financial, insurance and reinsurance law.
Lawrence Jones, Barrister advises Syndicates at Lloyd’s of London, financial institutions and many of the historic City Livery Companies. He works on behalf of leading underwriters and mutual management companies. What separates Lawrence Jones, Barrister from many others is his deeply committed passion to ensure justice for all irrespective of personal means. Lawrence Jones, Barrister dedicates over 20 percent of his time to pro bono work for those who could not otherwise afford legal representation.

“I understand we are all busy, but we must take the time to help those who are less fortunate”, says Lawrence Jones, Barrister. Lawyers lead busy lives with demanding schedules and exacting hours. It is difficult to find additional time to dedicate to others in society, but it is necessary ensure a just and fair society. Lawrence Jones, Barrister says doing pro bono work is extremely rewarding and brings a much-valued diversity to his practice.

Lawrence Jones, Barrister is not obliged to undertake pro bono work, but does so because he enjoys using his legal knowledge and experience to help others. Recent cases have included appearing on behalf of a waiter who was being cheated of his tips by his employers and succeeding on behalf of the descendants of Auschwitz victims who were initially denied insurance payout by reason of the holocaust.