
Pro Bono Connect recognises us with ‘most cases taken on by a chambers’ award
At Pro Bono Connect's 10th anniversary celebration yesterday, we were very proud to have won the 'most cases taken on by a chambers' award.

At Pro Bono Connect's 10th anniversary celebration yesterday, we were very proud to have won the 'most cases taken on by a chambers' award.

A team of our barristers are set to take part in the 10km London Legal Walk on Tuesday 9 June. Together with more than 15,000 others, we will walk to raise funds for free legal services across London and the South East. The money raised goes to charities that provide legal advice and representation to people in need.

Advocate has published a report on our Chambers Pro Bono Framework activities during 2025. The summary shows that around 29% of our barristers engaged in pro bono work.

We are pleased to have been shortlisted for Pro Bono Chambers of the Year and Harrison Engler has been shortlisted for Young Pro Bono Barrister of the Year by Advocate's 2026 Bar Pro Bono Awards..

Ryan Anderson represented pro bono an employee who won his £25,000 claim for loss of wages against his former employer following their total failure to pay him over a 13-month period. Unusually for an employment tribunal case, the judge also found that the threshold had been met for making a pro bono costs award against the respondent company.

Pro Bono Connect has given us a bronze engagement recognition award celebrating our barristers' commitment to the Pro Bono Connect scheme and its clients during 2025. Only 3 chambers appeared in the list of winners.

Ryan Anderson has a broad practice covering employment, civil and housing law. He represents businesses, individuals, and local authorities. In celebration of Pro Bono Week, he discusses a couple of his pro bono employment law cases.

Francis Hoar specialises in public and election law. His practice also covers Court of Protection, employment, commercial and property law proceedings. In celebration of Pro Bono Week, Francis discusses acting pro bono for a client via direct access in the Court of Appeal.

Rebecca Davies focuses on family law: private and public children law proceedings and matrimonial finance, as well as public law and Court of Protection cases. In celebration of Pro Bono Week, Rebecca talks about her work volunteering as an assisting barrister for Not Beyond Redemption, a charity that provides free advice and representation to mothers in prison.

Keith Chipato has a general civil practice which includes housing, property, landlord and tenant (residential and commercial) and insolvency (personal and corporate). In celebration of Pro Bono Week, he discusses his volunteering at Chelmsford Law Clinic.