Harry Maunder

Harry joined Chambers as a Pupil Barrister in September 2026.

Prior to joining Chambers, Harry held multiple teaching positions. He joined King’s College London (KCL) as a Visiting Lecturer in 2025 teaching postgraduate law courses alongside supervising LLM dissertations on arbitration. In 2024, he joined the London School of Economics (LSE) as a Visiting Lecturer, teaching Company Law. 

Harry has also previously worked for two leading international shipping law firms in London, whose work spanned dry shipping, commodities disputes, trade finance and marine insurance, with a particular emphasis on litigation and arbitration on the LMAA, LCIA and ICC forms.

Called to the Bar of England and Wales in 2025, Harry attained a Postgraduate Diploma (PGDip) in Bar Practice from the Inns of Court College of Advocacy (ICCA) where he was awarded a major scholarship (Lord Denning Scholar) and made a Residential Scholar by the Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn.

Harry read law at St John’s College, University of Cambridge, attaining an LLM (Master of Law) with commercial designation. While at Cambridge, Harry served as an Editor on the Cambridge Law Review, and upon completion of his studies was awarded the McMahon Studentship by St John’s College to support completion of the Bar Course.

Prior to this, he read law at the University of Exeter, achieving a first-class law degree (LLB Hons), while winning multiple academic prizes and awards; most notably, the Dean’s Commendation for exceptional performance, attaining the highest mark in the second-year Comparative Contract Law module (this paper formed the foundations of a more extensive thesis, which was subsequently published), and winning the ‘Contract Law prize’ for both the best performance overall in the Law of Contract (1/450) and the highest mark in the written paper on penalty clauses.

Harry enjoys competition shooting, namely Olympic Trap Shooting. He has previously represented Great Britain at the Junior World Cup in Germany in 2016 and, since then, he has won multiple national medals, including Gold at the Rolex Grand Masters in 2018.