Chambers welcomes Iain Stark as he commences his probationary tenancy

2 September 2026

We are delighted to welcome Iain Stark, who started his probationary tenancy this week.

Before joining Chambers, Iain completed his pupillage at the Government Legal Department. During his time at the Ministry of Justice, he advised prison officials on special prison regimes and assisted the Home Secretary on the Article 2 ground in Re Dillon [2026] UKSC 15.

He will be gaining experience in Chambers’ core practice areas.

Iain said “I’m thrilled to be starting my probationary tenancy at 5 Essex Chambers. Having worked alongside members of chambers during my pupillage at the Government Legal Department, I saw first-hand the calibre of both its people and its work, and I look forward to developing my practice over the next six months.”

Jason Beer KC, Head of Chambers said “We are very pleased to welcome Iain to Chambers as a probationary tenant.  His experience in the Government Legal Department, with whom Chambers has a strong and enduring relationship, will have prepared him well for work at 5 Essex.  I look forward to seeing Iain’s development over the coming months.”

To learn more about Iain’s experience, please visit his profile page.


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