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 (non-court) dispute resolution.
Our barristers work across many areas of law but focus on: business, employment, family, housing, property, public law & Court of Protection.
We are pleased to sponsor the session on the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 – A Review And Look To The Future at this year's annual SHLA conference. The conference takes place on Thursday 12 March in London at The Law Society in Chancery Lane.
Our pupil barristers Robert Sharp and Benedict Flinn have completed their first 6 months of pupillage and now can appear in court. Both accept instructions in all our practice areas.
LexisNexis UK has published Genevieve Screeche-Powell's analysis of R (Luton Landlords & Letting Agents Ltd) v Luton Borough Council [2026] EWCA Civ 35. The case contains a helpful review of the meaning of 'sufficient interest' to bring a judicial review claim.
Pupil barrister Robert Sharp summarises a judgment for Family Law Week concerning a journalist's request for access to expert consultant clinical psychologist evidence in 4 private children law disputes.