Arevik Jackson

Profile

Arevik became a tenant at Kings Chambers in November 2020 after completing a specialist Court of Protection and public law pupillage under the supervision of Eliza Sharron and Sophie Allan.

Arevik accepts instructions in all fields of Court of Protection work, including property and affairs and health and welfare.

Recently, Arevik has advised on and appeared in a procedurally heavy s.29 Mental Health Act application and assisted on a Judicial Review, which focused on the extent of local authority duties towards young persons with significant needs.

Prior to coming to the bar, Arevik had worked at two different law firms, working on cases involving challenges to decisions of public authorities. She had also worked for one of the UK Government Departments – representing them at the First-Tier Tribunal appeal hearings, successfully defending decisions made.

Year of Call: 2017

Areas of Expertise: 

Memberships

The Court of Protection Practitioners Association

The Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn

Education & Awards

BPTC, The BPP University, VC

GDL, The University of Law

BA (Hons) Law and Business, The University of Liverpool, 1^st Class

The Worshipful Company of Arbitrators’ UK Mediation Competition – the Best Mediation Advocacy Skills Award and overall prize, representing Kings Chambers