How Chambers operates
Members
of Chambers are committed to delivering the highest quality of service. As one
of the largest sets at the English Bar, members provide legal advice and
advocacy in many areas of law including commercial, international and European
law and litigation.
Who can instruct?
Members act for a wide range of commercial and individual clients worldwide,
including major City, national and international institutions, governments,
private companies and individuals. Work comes from domestic and overseas law
firms, and from in-house legal teams and accountancy practices. In addition
other professional firms can also instruct directly in certain circumstances. The
clerks room will be happy to advise you.
How to communicate with Chambers?
In person or by telephone, fax or email. You can e-mail the clerks room directly.
How Chambers responds?
Quickly and flexibly. Our clerks provide a round-the-clock service.
Where do members practise?
Members of Chambers have a global reach with barristers travelling across
the world to represent clients.
England and Wales; All divisions of the High Court including the Commercial Court,
the Court of Appeal and the House of Lords.
Europe and Overseas; Courts in many jurisdictions including Hong Kong,
Singapore, Gibraltar,
Bermuda and the Cayman Islands and
Arbitrations worldwide. Some members are also admitted in New
York, BVI, Antigua, Australia, New
Zealand, Brunei,
Republic of Ireland,
Northern Ireland, France and Hong Kong.
Languages
French, German, Spanish, Italian, Chinese, Hindi and Urdu are spoken in
Chambers.
Which legal services can members provide?
Members of Chambers provide the full range of services relating to
contentious and non-contentious work. Members are leaders in arbitration and
mediation.
- Litigation and Arbitration
Legal advice and practical assistance at all stages of disputes including advice; advocacy; written submissions; trials and hearings; cross examination and oral argument. - Advice and Drafting
Legal advice delivered as a formal written opinion or in conference. Opinions can be delivered by phone, fax or email and well as in hard copy. Assistance offered in drafting a wide range of commercial agreements and terms. - Mediation
Members act in both UK and international disputes. - Expert Evidence
Expert evidence on English law in a foreign court or arbitration.
