Advocacy, advice and drafting

Fifty-two barristers across five practice groups, instructed by solicitors and, in most areas, directly by the public.

52Barristers

8King’s Counsel

5Practice groups

1 hClerk response

Chambers

A clerking team that answers within the hour

Instructions are handled by a dedicated clerking team who know the diary, the fees and which counsel is genuinely right for the case.

We accept direct public access in most civil areas, and we will tell you honestly when you need a solicitor as well.

Direct accessLegal aidFixed fee adviceRemote hearingsNationwide

Practice groups

Contract, insolvency, partnership and trusts disputes, from county court to the Court of Appeal.

Discrimination, whistleblowing and TUPE, acting for claimants and respondents in equal measure.

Financial remedy and children work, including complex asset and international relocation cases.

Serious crime, fraud and professional discipline, with silks and juniors at every level.

Process

Outline the matter and the timescale. The clerks will name counsel and quote a fee the same day.

Counsel confirms availability and conflicts before any fee is incurred.

Advice, drafting or representation, with a clear fee basis agreed in writing first.

“The clerks found us leading counsel at two days’ notice and the fee was exactly what we were quoted.”

Instructing solicitor

Urgent instructions are placed the same day, including for hearings listed the following morning.