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Introducing Kenworthy’s New Criminal Barrister Syed Hussain

Syed Hussain | July 8, 2026

Kenworthy’s Chambers is thrilled to announce the arrival of a new Barrister to bolster the strength of our Crime Team.

Syed Hussain joins Kenworthy’s Chambers, starting on the 8th of July 2026, bringing extensive knowledge across the full spectrum of criminal cases and a commitment to building strong relationships with Solicitors, clients and Clerks. 

Speaking about the appointment, Senior Criminal Clerk Paul Mander said, “Syed’s background as a Crown Advocate with the CPS gives him a thorough understanding of the criminal justice system, and he brings along a wealth of experience. We are really pleased to welcome him to Chambers.”

As a Criminal Barrister, Syed Hussain has a broad criminal practice with a particular interest in serious violence, drugs and fraud offences. He is looking forward to undertaking more complex trials and appellate work as he develops his practice.

Speaking about joining Kenworthy’s Chambers, North-West-based Barrister Syed Hussain said, “Having built a strong foundation in Criminal Law, joining Kenworthy’s Chambers represents a significant milestone in my career, one which I am very excited for.”

“Kenworthy’s reputation for excellence in Criminal Law, advocacy and both prosecution and defence work makes it the ideal chambers to continue developing my advocacy and broaden my experience as a Barrister. 

“I am proud to be joining a set recognised by Legal 500 for its outstanding team and look forward to contributing to chambers' continued success through building a practice that reflects the high standards for which Kenworthy’s is known.”

When asked what most excites him about joining Kenworthy’s Chambers, Criminal Barrister Syed Hussain said, “I am most excited about joining a supportive, well-regarded, reputable set of chambers where I can continue to develop as an advocate. The opportunity to learn and work alongside established, experienced practitioners, build a mixed prosecution and defence practice and make a valuable contribution to chambers.” 


Syed Hussain will bring his strong advocacy skills and professional approach developed through experience prosecuting criminal cases to Kenworthy’s chambers from today. To instruct the dependable Advocate, please contact our Criminal Clerks, Paul Mander and Greg Highton, on 0161 832 4036, or email Paul@kenworthys.co.uk or Greg@kenworthys.co.uk.