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.
Max Lansman focuses on employment, family and housing law. In celebration of Pro Bono Week, he discusses some of his pro bono cases from the past year.
Legal 500 2024 recognises the expertise of 19 members of chambers. Additionally, we continue to be ranked as a set for our social housing law expertise and are ranked for our family: children practice. Thank you to all our clients for your support during the year and particular thanks to everyone who gave feedback on our barristers.
Applications have opened for the 3rd intake of students on the planning, property and public law mentoring scheme for underrepresented groups at the Bar. The scheme aims to encourage undergraduates and postgraduates from groups that are not well represented at the Bar to consider becoming barristers.
We are delighted to welcome Madeleine Southey and Harrison Engler who start their pupillage with us this week.
We are proud to have signed Advocate’s chambers pro bono framework. The framework confirms our continuing commitment to pro bono work and improving access to justice.
Nikolas Clarke represented the successful claimant in a sexual harassment and direct sex discrimination constructive dismissal case. Damages will be decided at a remedy hearing in September.
We offer a limited number of 3-day mini pupillages each year through a competitive process. The deadline for applications is Wednesday 31 May.