Who am I? 

I am a confident, hardworking and charismatic advocate with excellent oral and written communication and advocacy skills. I possess the ability to process information logically and clearly and I have a strong understanding of the law I practice and strive to advise and represent my clients at trial as best I can.

My international practice is focused on International Criminal Defence, International Law, Human Rights litigation, Libel – slander and defamation and the representation of victims of crimes and Personal Injury.


My national practice is focused on Personal Injury, representation of victims of crimes, Animal Welfare Law and professional regulatory work.

My drive to practice law is to give people who cannot speak for themselves a voice, especially when they are on trial for there lives. Access to legal representation is a key human right.





Trackrecord

Trackrecord

Insurance Fraud case
Fabian consulted with a solicitor in an insurance case where the client was accused of fraud. The court found no fraud.

Road Traffic accident case
Fabian settled a claim satisfactorily for a driver who was rear-ended and sufferd from Whiplash type complaints.

Medical negligence case
Fabian settled a negligence claim satisfactorily for a little girl who was burned during an incident.

Property dispute case 
Fabian represented a couple that bought a house with some disturbing flaws and leaks. Pleadings where issued. The cases was settled during a contested hearing.

Specialist training

From Tuesday 30th August 2022 until Saturday 3rd September 2022 Fabian participated in the 2022 South Eastern Circuit Bar Mess Foundation Advanced International Advocacy Course at Keble College, Oxford

The aim of this course is to encourage and develop the highest standards of advocacy amongst practitioners in London and the South East. The course is the most demanding and intensive of any advocacy course in the UK.


very participant undertakes each piece of work – which includes written and oral advocacy. Each advocacy exercise is filmed.

Advocacy takes place in small break-up groups of around 6. There is immediate critique in the classroom followed by private one-on-one video critique. The purpose of the sessions during the week is to improve advocacy skills in all areas associated with a trial including expert witness handling.  When making your application to attend the course, you must decide on either the Crime or Civil course with a Medical or Accountancy expert course – the expert day will be on the Thursday.

On the last day of the course (Saturday) a full trial takes place (also filmed) for criminal practitioners before a judge and jury, and for civil practitioners before a High Court Judge or Deputy. The jury's deliberations are filmed: each participant receives the film. Jurors also complete a confidential questionnaire on each advocate's performance.

Midway through the week a day and a half is devoted to working with experts in a trial setting. The experts will either be specialist Hospital Consultants (a medical negligence/manslaughter case) or accountants from one of the large accountancy firms.  Voice and performance coaching is also available throughout the week from two experts in the field.  

Whilst the work on this course is demanding and difficult, firm friendships are made in the context of a supportive collegiate environment. Participants will be living and working with some of the great advocates of this generation, whose intentions are to help each participant realise his or her true potential.

This course is internationally recognised as arguably the best and most intensive advocacy course in the world. In recent years, we have been fortunate enough to have participants from the War Crimes Tribunals in The Hague, and faculty and participants from the Scottish Bar, the Florida Bar, the South African Bar, and the Bars of Australia, New Zealand, India, Pakistan, Hong Kong and Malaysia. We, and they, all gain immeasurably from this dimension.


The faculty consists of domestic and international senior juniors, silks and judges, all of whom have undergone teacher training including specific training for this course. The ratio of participant to teacher is approximately 2.5:1.

Trainingrecord (International)


April – May 2018

ICCBA Dickinson 

International Advocacy Course

August 2018

The South Eastern Circuit 

CPS Rape List Course 1 

The South Eastern Circuit 

CPS Rape List Course 2 

The South Eastern Circuit 

Rasso Course

May 2020

ADC-ICT Advocacy Training Course 

Forensic and DNA Evidence

ADC-ICT Advocacy Training Course 

Building a Case: Strategy and Theory

ADC-ICT Advocacy Training Course
Joint Criminal Enterprise and Co-perpetration at the International Courts and Tribunals

April 2021

ADC-ICT Online Training Webinar
Affirmative Defences at the International Courts and Tribunals

May 2021

ADC-ICT Online Training Webinar
Managing Disclosure at the International Courts and Tribunals

June 2021

ADC-ICT Online Training Webinar
Affirmative Defences at the International Courts and Tribunals

July 2021

ADC-ICT Online Training Webinar
Joint Criminal Enterprise at the International Courts and Tribunals

The Society Of Mediators 

Accredited Mediation Training

August 2021

ADC-ICT Online Training Webinar
Witness Preparation at the international Courts and Tribunals

September 2021

ADC-ICT Online Training Webinar
Drafting trial briefs at the International Courts and Tribunals

Middle Temple Advocacy Training 

Vulnerable Witness Training Course

October 2021

ADC-ICT Online Training Webinar
Command Responsibility at the International Courts and Tribunals

November 2021

ADC-ICT Online Training Webinar
Drafting Notices of Appeal at the International Courts and Tribunals

ADC-ICT Online Training Webinar
Post-Conviction Matters at the International Courts and Tribunals


December 2021

ADC-ICT Online Training Webinar
Early Release at the International Courts and Tribunals

January 2022

The South Eastern Circuit 

Rasso Training

The South Eastern Circuit 

S28 Training

DG Legal Ltd.
Recent developments in Defending sexual allegations

Libertas Chambers
The Use of Rap Lyrics in Criminal trials

February 2022

Red Lions Chambers
Disclosure: A Legal and Practical Update

Barney Masterson American Inns of Court Webinar 

Zoom Across the Atlantic II

Libertas Chambers
Empty Nexus: Joint Enterprise and Causation

ADC-ICT Online Training Webinar
Forensic Archeology and evidence preservation

DG Legal Ltd. 

Special Measures

April 2022

ADC-ICT Online Training Webinar 

Evidence obtained by torture

Red Lion Chambers
How the Past Comes Back to haunt you: an update on bad character

ADC-ICT Online Training Webinar 

Realities of International Judging

May 2022

The Bar Council
International Criminal Law: New forms of work outside courts and tribunals

Libertas Chambers
Pathology and the Crime Scene

DG Legal Ltd.
          Defending Terrorism Cases

ADC-ICT Online Training Webinar
The Charging instrument at the International Courts and Tribunals


June 2022

ADC-ICT Online Training Webinar
Seeking disclosure at the International Courts and Tribunals

August 2022

ADC-ICT Online Training Webinar
Insider Witnesses




Training record

Downloadable CV

CV International.pdf

Mission Statement

I read and write briefs and submissions, I make oral submissions and I advocate for the voiceless

E-mail

fabian@fabiankrougman.com

Other contact information

+ 31 6 28 55 49 90        fkrougman@gmail.com




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