Award-winning barrister, Naeem Mian KC is widely regarded as one of the leading and most versatile defence barristers practising today.

With extensive experience of handling cases of the utmost gravity, Naeem has a formidable reputation of delivering outstanding results. His exceptional abilities have made him a popular choice among both lay and professional clients, culminating in his appointment as King’s Counsel in just his fourteenth year of practice.

Naeem is a sought-after advocate for private clients who demand exceptional service, proactive advice, and tangible results. His broad spectrum of experience encompasses representing individuals, organizations, and multinational corporations facing serious allegations and those seeking to safeguard their interests, manage reputation, and limit exposure. Many of the cases he handles gain substantial media coverage, both domestically and internationally.

From defending suspects in terrorism-related cases and multi-defendant murder trials to white collar crime, Naeem's diverse caseload showcases his reputation as a versatile and skilled all-rounder. Clients who turn to him appreciate his ability to advance their interests before any tribunal.

Naeem's trial experience in high-profile cases involves leading teams and cross-examining a wide range of experts and operatives, including MI5 and MI6 personnel, senior police officers, and experts in various fields. His outstanding success record stems from his knack for mastering complex issues, staying at the forefront of cutting-edge law, and fearlessly advocating for his clients. This wealth of experience in evidence testing, analysis, and presentation is particularly valuable to corporate clients looking to conduct pre-litigation investigations, manage reputational risks, evaluate internal procedures, or identify training needs.

Beyond his legal practice, Naeem is deeply committed to promoting Equality & Diversity and combatting discriminatory practices. He has delivered tailored training to numerous corporate clients, including tech companies, NGOs, and financial institutions.