Daniel accepts instructions for advisory, drafting and court work in all of Chambers’ main practice areas.
He has a special interest in issues affecting the motor industry and is regularly instructed by dealer groups, manufacturers, car rental, finance and insurance companies.
Daniel advises businesses on all aspects of FCA regulation.
He recently headed a pan-European regulatory review of insurance products for a multi-national corporation.
He has particular experience advising start-ups, investment funds and businesses in relation to financial promotions and regulated activities.
Daniel is instructed by banks and finance companies in disputes relating to the enforceability and the enforcement of credit and related agreements.
He advises on securitisations and acquisitions and has experience of reviewing credit documentation.
He was instructed by the Financial Services Authority in the review of its Handbook during the transition to regulation by the Financial Conduct Authority.
Daniel prosecutes and defends on a wide range of regulatory offences in the Crown and Magistrates’ Courts.
He has particular experience of trade marks, planning, animal welfare, health and safety, and food labelling matters.
Daniel enjoys travelling, world cinema and running. In addition to his legal qualifications Daniel has a degree in History and a Diploma in German from the University of Cambridge.
Daniel lectures on European Consumer Law at Manchester University and volunteers for the Bar Pro Bono Unit.
Who I am
I am a specialist consumer law barrister providing legal services at Gough Square Chambers. You can contact me at daniel.brayley@goughsq.co.uk, on 0207 353 0924 or at Gough Square Chambers, 6-7 Gough Square, London EC4A 3DE.
How I use your information
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In some circumstances I may also use contact details for marketing purposes, although you can always opt out of this.
As a barrister I also process information to enable me to practise as a barrister. This can include the personal details of my clerks, other legal professionals, people with who I do business, support staff, and members of the public.
Who I share your information with
I will always keep your information confidential, unless my client consents to its disclosure or I am required to disclose it by law. As part of my role as a barrister I may disclose information to my clients, solicitors, other legal professionals, my Chambers, regulators or other legal bodies, third party suppliers (such as IT providers), legal advisors, and courts or adjudicators.
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You also have the right to withdraw any consent that you have given me to use your information; although withdrawal of consent will not prevent me from processing your information if I have another lawful basis for such processing.
More information
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