Walter Aylen Q.C. is senior mediator, very experienced lawyer, experienced recorder and authorised to sit in the Technology and Construction Court.

A natural leader whose skills and achievements include leading his chambers by introducing a corporate approach now emulated by many Chambers. Has practised extensively over a wide range of subjects within Common Law, both as a junior and a leader, and has a wide variety of case expertise.

He has also been extensively concerned in advising and drafting in relation to the electricity privatisation legislation on behalf of a well know public electricity supplier (formerly Board) and has been involved in advising and conducting litigation in connection with a regulatory body, concerned with the Media, and with consequential applications to the High Court and Court of Appeal in matters of judicial review.

He has been involved in a number of leading cases concerned with recent developments in the law.

Qualified:	Mediator Arbitrator
Specialist Areas:	Negligence Commercial
Education:	Oxford MA BCL
Additional Experience:	ACI Arb , 1996 MCI Arb, 1999 ICC Arbitrator Chairman Lloyds Disciplinary Committee
Judicial History:	Deputy Judge of the TCC (1995 to date) Deputy High Court Judge QB, Chancery Recorder (1985) Assistant Recorder (1982)
General Information:	Walter Aylen Q.C. is senior mediator, very experienced lawyer, experienced recorder and authorised to sit in the Technology and Construction Court. A natural leader whose skills and achievements include leading his chambers by introducing a corporate approach now emulated by many Chambers. Has practised extensively over a wide range of subjects within Common Law, both as a junior and a leader, and has a wide variety of case expertise. He has also been extensively concerned in advising and drafting in relation to the electricity privatisation legislation on behalf of a well know public electricity supplier (formerly Board) and has been involved in advising and conducting litigation in connection with a regulatory body, concerned with the Media, and with consequential applications to the High Court and Court of Appeal in matters of judicial review. He has been involved in a number of leading cases concerned with recent developments in the law.