Emily Culverhouse

Emily Culverhouse was called to the bar in 1998 and is a member of Lincoln's Inn. She has previously been a member of Farringdon Chambers and became a sole practitioner in 2011, practising under Culverhouse Law.

Emily is regularly instructed in criminal cases alleging complex fraud, money laundering, people trafficking, people smuggling, modern slavery, false imprisonment, possession of firearms, murder, robbery, rape, drugs supply, importation and serious assaults such as section 18 Grievous Bodily Harm (GBH) and attempted murder. She has also acted as leading counsel and has been led as junior advocate in serious child exploitation, rapes, large-scale drug conspiracies and violence cases. She has acted on behalf of a number of high-profile individuals whose cases have been the subject of extensive media coverage.

Emily’s experience and her ability to conduct both complex and heavyweight proceedings is well regarded by her peers where she is known for her creative approach combined with an excellent understanding and application of the law. She is a strong team leader who is capable of providing the requisite analysis of a case, which often gives rise to successful submissions being put before the court both in writing and orally.