Hannah Noyce

Hannah Noyce has a varied practice spanning the core areas of Chambers work. She specialises predominantly in clinical negligence, inquests, and personal injury, as well as undertaking work in data and privacy law, and environmental law.

Hannah is ranked as a leading junior in both Chambers & Partners and the Legal 500, and was previously recommended as a Rising Star by the Legal 500. Recent editorial includes:

• “Hannah demonstrates every quality you want in a barrister. She is supremely intelligent but able to translate complex information to clients with ease.”
• “She is an absolutely brilliant advocate.”
• “Her ability to navigate complex legal arguments and medical intricacies is remarkable, and she consistently delivers clear, effective advice and support.”
• “She has skills beyond her call and is destined for great things in my view.”

Before being called to the Bar, Hannah worked as a Research Assistant at the Law Commission and taught Jurisprudence at King’s College London. In 2017, Hannah was awarded a Pegasus Scholarship to spend three months working in the litigation team at Chapman Tripp LLP in Wellington, New Zealand, where she gained experience in a variety of matters involving public, regulatory and environmental law.