Austin Chan

Austin Chan

Austin is currently in his fourth seat of pupillage under the supervision of Harry Campbell (with his previous supervisors being Joseph Rainer, Janine McGuigan and Rosemary Budden).

Prior to joining QEB, Austin was a paralegal at a leading solicitors’ firm in London where he assisted in a range of financial remedies and private children cases.

During the 2023/2024 legal year, Austin worked at the Court of Appeal of England and Wales as the judicial assistant to Lady Justice King and Lord Justice Moylan. In his time at the Court of Appeal, he gained experience across all areas of family law, including in financial remedies, international child abduction, and public and private children law. His work involved reviewing permission to appeal applications, undertaking legal research, and writing bench memorandums on cases such as such as Xanthopoulos v Rakshina [2024] EWCA Civ 84 and Standish v Standish [2024] EWCA Civ 567.

Austin was also previously a research assistant at the Law Commission of England and Wales, working in the Property, Family and Trusts team.

Qualifications

Bar Course, Inns of Court College of Advocacy (2023)

BCL, University of Oxford (Distinction) (2021)

LLB, LSE (First Class) (2020)

 

Awards

Bedingfield Scholarship, Gray’s Inn (2022)

Reward and Recognition Award, Law Commission (2022)

Joint winner of the Oxford Law Faculty prize for the Best Performance in Families and the State: Children (2021)

Winner of the Blackstone Chambers Prize for International Protection of Human Rights (2020)

Joint winner of the Clifford Chance prize for Best Performance in Property II: Land Law and Trust Law (2019)

  • Gray’s Inn
  • The Family Law Bar Association

Austin is currently learning Korean in his free time.

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