Andrew Rauer

Year of Call: 2021


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Education

University of Oxford, Merton College, BA Jurisprudence
Durham University, Corporate Law LLM
BPP University, Barrister Training Course


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Northern Circuit
The Honourable Society of the Middle Temple


Andrew Rauer accepted a tenancy at 18 St John Street Chambers upon successful completion of his pupillage in 2023.

Andrew joined as a pupil in September 2022, under the supervision of Oliver Caplan in Chambers’ Business & Property team.

Since joining, Andrew has been involved in a wide variety of cases across the Commercial/Chancery spectrum, including those concerning contracts, debt claims, disclaimed land, partnership disputes, professional negligence, possession claims, claims under the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996, and wills. Andrew has been engaged in all aspects of litigation, both on paper and in court, as well as methods of Negotiated Dispute Resolution such as mediation.

Andrew did his Masters in Corporate Law, with a focus on company law, corporate governance and corporate insolvency. He has a particular interest in land law and trusts.

Andrew previously worked as a paralegal within the Insurance Fraud department of a global solicitors’ firm, dealing with all matters relating to fraudulent motor, employers’ liability, and public liability claims. He therefore has significant experience in relation to personal injury negligence claims, and is happy to accept instructions in relation to the same.

Outside of Chambers, Andrew enjoys amateur dramatics, travelling, and playing board games.

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