2006  Appointed Queen's Counsel
2005 - 2006  Vice Chairman, European Committee of the Bar Council and member of the Equality and Diversity (Race and Religion) Committee of the Bar Council 

2002 - 2006  Member of the General Council of the Bar of England and Wales

2000  Examiner in English and US law to the Ecole de la Court d'Appel de Paris

1999  Appointed General Editor of the Lloyd’s Law Reports: Medical

1985  Benefactor's Law Scholar, Middle Temple

1981 - 1984  University of Cambridge (Christ’s College) (Tripos Law, MA )

1975 - 1980  King’s College, Taunton

Email: amoon@3serjeantsinn.com

Angus is recommended in clinical negligence and professional discipline by Chambers & Partners and the Legal 500.

Angus Moon QC is “a fiercely intelligent thinker.” He is held in high regard by solicitors and the Bar alike and is commended for his “effective client-handling skills."  Chambers and Partners 2010

Angus Moon QC evokes praise for being "a huge presence in court who never talks just for the sake of talking."  Chambers and Partners 2010

Angus Moon QC is 'excellent in GMC "fitness to practise" cases.' Legal 500 2009

"...'detailed and gets to grips with all the issues'..." Legal 500 2008

'Another popular choice as a silk is Angus Moon QC. He has been involved in several cases with mental health or medical ethics dimensions, and is commended as a “hugely talented and conscientious man who is straightforward, good with witnesses and extremely sensitive with clients.”' Chambers & Partners 2009

‘Angus Moon QC is “conscientious and detailed - he gets to grips with all the issues.” He has extensive experience in disciplinary cases relating to the medical professions, regularly acting on behalf of doctors and dentists at the GMC and GDC.’ Chambers & Partners 2009

Chan v Barts & the London NHS Trust [2007] EWHC 2914 (QB) Ground-breaking case which established that NHS Trusts may rely on nationally negotiated disciplinary procedures to change doctors' contracts of employment.

Kircher v Hillingdon Primary Care Trust [2006] LS Law Medical 215 High Court decision relating to the employee’s right to obtain an interim injunction requiring the employer to adopt a disciplinary procedure prior to dismissal

R (Doshi) v Southend on Sea Primary Care Trust [2007] LS Law Medical 418

Current General Editor of the Lloyd’s Law Reports  Medical

Co-author of the response of the London Common Law and Commercial Bar Association to the Law Commission’s proposals for the reform of the law of Limitation