
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.

Our mini-pupillage programme is currently open for applications. Details of how to apply are available from our mini-pupillage page. The deadline for applications is Tuesday 30 June.

Ebun Sanusi has successfully completed her probationary period and now joins us as a tenant.

Seven of our barristers are named in the 2026 Pro Bono Recognition list of England and Wales, published today. Francis Hoar, Keith Chipato, Ryan Anderson, Aristide Hoang-Brown, Joanna Thom, Madeleine Southey and Harrison Engler appear on the list.
We welcome applications from barristers with expertise in our core practice areas: Business, Employment, Family, Housing, Property, Public law and Court of Protection. Almost 50% of our members have at least one ranking in either Chambers and Partners or Legal 500, or in both.
We are pleased to support this year's annual SHLA conference which takes place on Thursday 12 March in London at The Law Society in Chancery Lane. We are the session sponsor for the discussion on the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 – A Review And Look To The Future.
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.
We are delighted to welcome Ebun Sanusi as a probationary tenant. For the past year, Ebun has worked as an employed barrister at a local authority where she specialised in public children proceedings. She completed pupillage at the Government Legal Department.