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Tim Cooke-Hurle is a barrister at Doughty Street Chambers. He specialises in environmental, business and human rights and climate change law. Chambers and Partners Global Market Leaders write, "Described as "bright and creative" Tim Cooke-Hurle is known for his claimant-oriented practice, particularly in human rights matters related to the environmental sphere. Describing him as "incredibly diligent in the way he looks at and analyses the law," clients pinpoint his skills in articulating “the context of international human rights law with globalisation.” He is instructed on high-profile civil claims concerning human rights violations in developing countries. He also advises NGOs and corporations on the implementation of human rights law in high-risk jurisdictions. Additionally, the London-based barrister is highlighted for his work on OECD complaints before various NCPs. One interviewee hails the "totally brilliant" Cooke-Hurle for "being really methodical" on cases.” Tim studied law at the London School of Economics and has a postgraduate degree from the University of Pennsylvania.