Field Court Chambers is a leading set of barristers based in London. As well as high quality legal advice and representation, we offer expertise in alternative dispute resolution.
Our barristers work across many areas of law but focus on: business, employment, family, housing, property, public law & Court of Protection.
In Legal 500 2026, 19 of our barristers have been ranked (with 26 individual rankings overall). We continue to be recognised as a set for our expertise in Court of Protection and community care law, social housing law and for children law. Thank you to all our clients for your support and particular thanks to everyone who gave feedback on our barristers and clerks.
Aristide Hoang-Brown represented a mother who had been the victim of domestic abuse in various applications concerning her 2 children. He secured an order for the children to have no contact with the father, a s.91(14) order preventing the father making further applications without court permission and a specific issue order permitting the mother to exercise parental responsibility unilaterally.
Harrison Engler discusses the First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) decision in a complex land registration case about the registration of an easement. He represented the respondents. The applicant sought to register a right of way over the respondents’ land, relying primarily on a 2010 County Court order and, in the alternative, on prescription.
LexisNexis publishes Genevieve Screeche-Powell and Andrew Burrell's case analysis of R(Begum) v London Borough of Tower Hamlets. The case provides a clear summary of the approach to be taken in determining claims of indirect discrimination, starting with the identification of the correct PCP (provision, practice or criterion).