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Charles Hannaford was instructed to represent a defendant charged with thirteen counts of historic sexual offences against his brother.
The abuse was alleged to have started when the complainant was 9 years old and the defendant was 14, and to have taken place over a number of years.
The jury returned unanimous not guilty verdicts on all counts.
Charles was instructed by Sarah Yates of Humphrys Dawson Solicitors.
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