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Richard Whitehouse
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Richard Whitehouse

Barrister at 3PB Barristers

Commercial & Property LawCommercial DisputesChancery Practice
ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTOR

Barrister at 3PB Barristers.

Richard Whitehouse is a Chancery, Commercial and Professional Risk barrister at 3PB Barristers.

Called to the Bar in 2009, he previously practised as a solicitor and Solicitor-Advocate, and was Head of Commercial Dispute Resolution at a Bristol law firm before returning to the Bar.

Richard specialises in commercial litigation and professional negligence, with experience across contract disputes, shareholder and partnership matters, and claims involving solicitors, accountants and other professionals. He is regularly instructed in complex, high-value disputes in the County Court and High Court.

He is known for delivering clear, practical advice and a commercially focused approach to resolving disputes.

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CONTRIBUTOR PERSPECTIVECommercial & Property Law & Commercial Disputes & Chancery Practice

Richard Whitehouse’s profile brings together professional experience, specialist subjects and published Chronicle Law contributions.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE
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Commercial & Property Law

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Commercial Disputes

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Chancery Practice

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LATEST CONTRIBUTIONS

From Richard’s Chronicle Law profile.

COMMERCIAL LAW · 3 MIN READ

Pleadings and Conflicts of Interest: Why Framing Your Case Matters

A Court of Appeal decision highlights the importance of properly pleaded cases in professional negligence claims, showing how failures on causation and conflicts of interest can determine the outcome of litigation.

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