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Author of two novels published by Bloomsbury: 'Law and Disorder' (2009) and 'Law and Peace' (2011). Based on the BabyBarista blog which appeared on The Times online and later on The Guardian online.

Practised as a barrister specialising in credit hire, personal injury, civil fraud and sports law. From the directories: Chambers and Partners 2010, leading junior for consumer law: “Currently on sabbatical but soon to return to the Bar, Timothy Kevan of 1 Temple Gardens has a fine reputation, particularly advising on credit hire cases. Commentators note that he “has put some very fine performances in as an advocate.”"Chambers and Partners 2009, leading junior for consumer law: “After a year sabbatical, Timothy Kevan, “the credit hire junior,” rejoins 1 Temple Gardens to continue his niche practice. He represents both claimants and defendants to a very high standard.” Chambers and Partners 2008, leading junior for consumer law: “The “incredibly talented” Timothy Kevan of 1 Temple Gardens garners praise for his “unsurpassed knowledge of the law” as well as his “enquiring mind.’” He is known for his work on the consumer credit side, and is particularly focused on credit hire where he acts for both claimants and defendants.”Chambers and Partners 2007, leading junior for consumer law: “At 1 Temple Gardens, Tim Kevan received accolades for his “knowledge and understanding of the basic tenets of the commercial world”. His consumer credit practice focuses in large part on credit hire cases, where he has represented both insurers and credit hire companies."Pupillage in the same chambers from 1996-97 with the following pupilmasters: The Rt Hon Lord Burnett of Maldon, former Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales, Ian Ashford-Thom and Rt Hon Dominic Grieve KC (former MP and Attorney General of England and Wales)