Ted is an employed barrister, specialising in charities law - where he was ranked as a 'Rising Star' in one of the leading directories and has been involved in a number of significant cases. He practised full-time from Maitland Chambers between 2017 and 2026 where he carried out his pupillage from 2016 to 2017. He is no longer accepting new instructions through Chambers. If you have instructed him in the past, please contact the clerks at Maitland who will be pleased to arrange appropriate cover. As a member of Chambers, Ted practised as an adviser and advocate across the full range of commercial disputes including those involving issues of companies and partnership law, insolvency and civil fraud. He also qualified as a mediator. In 2019-2020 Ted worked at the UK Supreme Court where he served as Judicial Assistant to Lord Briggs of Westbourne which included exposure to leading commercial, charity and public law cases. |
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Directory Quotes
Legal 500 Partnership (2026)
"Ted is excellent on his feet. He is a sharp intellect whilst also possessing the ability to translate effectively for lay clients. Ted is a great negotiator and able to help clients reach their goals, including in relation to settlement."
Legal 500 Charities (2026)
"Ted is a delight to work with, interested and engaged and very client friendly. He pulls out all the stops and goes above and beyond."
CHAMBERS UK BAR CHARITIES (2026)
"Ted is an absolutely brilliant barrister. Ted is a rare breed of barrister who is not only technically brilliant but also excellent with lay clients."
CHAMBERS UK BAR CHARITIES (2026)
"Ted Loveday has been really good to work with."
CHAMBERS UK: CHARITIES (2025)
"Ted is incredibly clever and responsive."
CHAMBERS UK: CHARITIES (2025)
"Ted goes above and beyond. He is fiercely intelligent and incredibly client-friendly."
CHAMBERS UK: CHARITIES (2025)
"Ted provides legal and strategic advice on complicated issues in uncomplicated terms. He has an excellent way with clients, instilling trust quickly."
Legal 500 Partnership (2024)
"Tremendous intellect, sensible and down-to-earth, pragmatic, and very good with the client - and also a strong advocate."
LEGAL 500 CHARITIES (2024)
"He has outstanding knowledge of charity law, and his advice is thoughtful and practical."
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Notable Cases
Sinclair v Domaille and others (2026, Judicial Committee of the Privy Council (Guernsey)) - Judgment awaited
R (Hall) v Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (2026, Administrative Court) - Judgment awaited
Winehouse v Parry (costs) [2026] EWHC 1970 (KB)
Amanda Staveley v Victor Restis [2024] EWHC 670 (Ch)
Various Claimants v Nationwide Corporate Finance Ltd (2019-2022)
Active Media Services Inc v Burmester, Duncker & Joly Gmbh & Co KG and others [2021]
Mohammed v Mohammed and others (Abbey Mills Mosque) (2023) - Judgment awaited
Friends of Victoria Hall v Charity Commission for England and Wales (2023) - Judgment awaited
