Daniel Mullin

Daniel undertakes work in criminal, regulatory, and civil law.

He regularly represents defendants in the Crown Court, Magistrates’ Court, and professional tribunals. Daniel is currently seconded to the Law Officers’ Department in Jersey where he will provide advice on asset restraint as part of investigations into international financial crime.

Daniel is currently instructed in a number of civil cases, including breaches of contract in the county court. He is a ‘junior junior’ in an action against a government department where the damages claimed exceed £700 million.

In regulatory law, Daniel regularly appears before disciplinary tribunals. Daniel is instructed alone to prosecute a case in the Crown Court on behalf of the Insolvency Service for breaches of the Companies Act and fraud arising from abuses of the Covid Bounce Back Loan scheme. He also works regularly on cases brought by and against local authorities.

Before coming to the Bar, Daniel worked in the corporate and commercial sector. He worked in the City of London, and in the Channel Islands, providing research and advice on regulatory and corporate law to multinational businesses.