About Adrian Nadir Eissa

Adrian Nadir Eissa KC has held the prestigious position of a Recorder (Part-time Judge) since 2012, he is entrusted to adjudicate cases in the Crown Court of England and Wales. The pinnacle of his career came in 2018 when he was appointed King's Counsel by the reigning monarch, a testament to his legal expertise. In the realm of legal literature, Adrian stands as the lead author and contributor to renowned publications. Notable works include "The Confiscation Law Handbook" and "Fraud: A Practitioners Handbook," both anticipating their second editions in 2024, as well as "The Proceeds of Crime," published by Oxford University Press in its 5th and 6th editions in 2018 and 2023. Adrian's practice is a testament to his versatility, in covering various legal matters. From handling appeals and bribery cases to specialising in financial crimes, cybercrime, and regulatory law, he is a stalwart defender of justice. His expertise extends to emerging areas like Crypto Crime, showcasing a commitment to staying at the forefront of legal challenges in the digital age. The General Council of the Bar of England and Wales officially grants authorization through a Practising Certificate to Adrian to undertake reserved legal activities. Described as an "outstanding all-round barrister" his comprehensive knowledge of the Proceeds of Crime Act (POCA) sets him apart. Colleagues praise his ability to make the implausible sound plausible, highlighting his fair and focused approach in the courtroom. His charming advocacy style resonates with juries, earning him the trust and respect of his peers. As he continues to navigate the complexities of the legal landscape, Adrian remains a dedicated and influential figure, leaving an indelible mark on the legal profession.