Louise regularly represents interested persons, both families and others with a relevant interest, in the Coroner’s Court. She is pleased to accept instructions from any interested person involved in these proceedings which can, by their very nature, be particularly emotional and challenging.

Louise’s personal injury and clinical negligence practices mean that she is well placed to advise and represent her clients beyond the inquest itself in the context of any related civil proceedings.  She has particular experience of advising in respect of claims arising out of a breach of article 2 of the Human Rights act.

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  • Qualifications & awards:

    • Louise is on the Attorney General’s Regional Panel.
    • Louise studied French at the Université d’Aix-Marseille before commencing her law degree. During the course of her four year law degree at the University of Exeter, she spent one year at the University of Robert Schuman in Strasbourg studying French Law and obtained the Certificate D’Études Juridiques Français. She speaks proficient French.
    • After completing her degree she undertook the Bar Vocational Course at the Inns of Court School of Law.
    • Louise completed a twelve month pupillage at Six Pump Court and joined Walnut House Chambers as a tenant in March 2010. Before starting her pupillage, Louise spent a year working as a paralegal in the litigation department of Clarkslegal, a commercial law firm.
    • Louise was awarded the Sir Thomas Moore Bursary during her BVC year and the Cholmley Studentship during pupillage

  • Professional memberships:

    • Member of the Personal Injury Bar Association.

  • Louise Asprey is regulated by the Bar Standards Board (BSB) and holds a current practising certificate. If you are not satisfied with the service provided, please read here.