David Bloom Ranked Band 3 in Chambers and Partners 2026 for POCA and Asset Forfeiture

We’re proud to announce that David Bloom has been newly ranked in Band 3 for POCA Work and Asset Forfeiture in the Chambers and Partners 2026 guide – a significant recognition of his growing influence in one of the most technical and high-stakes areas of criminal law.

David has earned this ranking through his work on complex, high-value confiscation, restraint, and asset recovery proceedings. His clients benefit from his strategic thinking, deep understanding of financial crime, and his ability to navigate cases where criminal, civil, and regulatory issues often intersect.

In this year’s guide, Chambers highlights:

“David is extraordinarily sophisticated in financial crime.”

This recognition reflects David’s reputation as a formidable advocate in POCA litigation and his growing role as a trusted advisor in financial crime cases involving asset restraint, confiscation, and enforcement.

David’s ranking also represents the continued expansion of Sonn Macmillan Walker’s specialist POCA and financial crime practice, which is now recognised at a firm and individual level in the Chambers 2026 rankings.

Congratulations to David on this well-earned recognition.