Our working arrangements during the Covid-19 lockdown

Our barristers and staff continue to work using secure, cloud-based systems. But our chambers’ buildings remain closed until further notice.

  • Please send us all documents electronically and contact the clerks in advance if you are emailing large digital files or if you’re unable to email papers for any reason.
  • No physical deliveries can be made. This includes hand deliveries by courier or in person, and also by DX and post.
  • Please pay all counsel fees electronically. You can contact the clerks if you need to check our bank details.
  • During this time, the best way to contact us is via our clerks’ email:  clerks@fieldcourt.co.uk which is monitored throughout our normal working hours (8.30am-6.30pm). If you send us a short message with your name and phone number, we will call you back urgently.
  • If you have an emergency or need to contact us outside normal working hours, please call our senior clerk, Ian Boardman on: 07831 234861.
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March 19, 2012 “Disputes Between Family and Doctors: How Far is the Court of Protection Willing to Go?” by Victoria Flowers

Victoria Flowers‘  article, published in the Elder Law Journal (ELJ 2011, Volume 1, 432), considers the Court of Appeal authority of AVS (by his litigation friend CS) v NHS Trust and B PCT [2011] EWCA Civ 7, [2011] 2 FLR 1 (Ward, Patten and Black LJJ) and the circumstances in which the Court of Protection should […]

January 26, 2012 John Hamilton and Christopher Stirling in Kremen v Agrest

“This should, but probably will not be the final chapter of a chronic and complex piece of matrimonial litigation…” So said Mostyn J in his opening statement in the final judgement handed down on the 19th January 2012 in the High Court. John Hamilton and Christopher Stirling represented the former wife of a Russian oligarch in Kremen v […]

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