Aaron Dinnes

A practice of criminal law, with prior experience as a lay magistrate and as a county court advocate and in civil litigation.

Aaron Dinnes practices in Criminal law and is a Grade 3 Prosecutor on the Rape and Serious Sexual Offences (RASSO) Panel.

He has prior career experience in civil litigation, and has been a lay magistrate in the criminal and family courts. He has been a member of the Lord Chancellor’s Advisory Committee and a county court advocate with LPC Law (in civil proceedings).

He has a varied and successful practice and is capable of undertaking complex and difficult work. He is robust but particularly personable with clients.

“Friendly and efficient team of barristers can be relied upon to achieve good results.”

Legal 500, 2015

“A fantastic set that provides a great service to clients and instructing solicitors alike.”

Legal 500, 2015

Aaron Dinnes is a Grade 3 Prosecutor and is also on the Rape and Serious Sexual Offences (RASSO) Panel. He regularly appears in the Crown Court for the Crown Prosecution Service, and also for South Yorkshire Police.

He has a successful defence practice representing both adults and youths, and is well liked by clients for his straightforward and realistic advice.

Aaron is capable of managing a whole range of matters and has experience in dealing with a range of serious criminal matters including those involving sexual offences against both adults and children. He is adept at dealing with a whole range of matters including Proceeds of Crime (POCA) matters and regulatory matters.

For Public Access enquiries please contact our senior clerk, Wayne Digby, on 0114 275 1223 or email him at w.digby@bankhousechambers.co.uk.

How much will Aaron Dinnes’ services cost?

Aaron mostly works on a fixed-fee basis for the main hearing, with a daily refresher rate for any subsequent date of hearing, although this depends on the type of work you request. If you’d like a quotation for his legal services in a particular matter, please contact our clerk using the details below and we’ll be very happy to help. Please also refer to Bank House Chambers’ standard terms & conditions.

What might influence the timescales of the services Aaron offers?

Aaron would normally expect to arrange a preliminary conference with your client within 7 days of first contact from you. After that, despite our best intentions, we can’t always control timescales or the amount of time we spend on a case. These can be affected by factors such as urgency; complexity; your own (or your client’s) availability; Aaron’s availability and that of any third parties; the volume of documents he needs to review or must request; and the court’s availability.

Can you have confidence in Aaron’s work?

He is regulated by the Bar Standards Board.

How can you contact Aaron Dinnes?

In the first instance, please contact our senior clerk, Wayne Digby, on 0114 275 1223 or email him at w.digby@bankhousechambers.co.uk.