Chambers News
15.05.2008
Launch of Littleton Urgent Mediation Unit >more
23.04.2008
The 2008 Edition of Blackstone’s Employment Law Practice is now available >more
21.04.2008
Samantha Higgins joins as new Chambers’ Administrator >more
31.03.2008
Whistleblowing: Law & Practice >more
26.03.2008
Gavin Mansfield writes about the problems of age discrimination in the work place >more
06.03.2008
David Reade QC comments on January’s Court of Appeal judgement on the status of agency workers >more
03.03.2008
John Bowers QC comments on the rights of equal pay >more
23.01.2008
Ian Mayes QC quoted on the FT on landmark VAT case >more
22.01.2008
Caroline Harry Thomas appointed Queen's Counsel >more
15.01.2008
John Bowers QC - Equal Pay in Times online >more
08.01.2008
Adam Solomon and Jonathan Cohen join Chambers >more
14.12.2007
Philip Bartle QC wins top mediation award >more
20.10.2007
Richard Perkoff answers a Reader’s question in the Financial Times >more
17.10.2007
Andrew Clarke QC article published on Workplace Law Website about mandatory retirement ages >more
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We moved to our current purpose-built premises in 1995 and we have grown to 48 barristers in total including 12 QCs.
Due to the number of specialist counsel in chambers, we are often instructed on both sides of a case. We have a rigorous "Chinese Walls" policy in place to deal with these circumstances (Bar Council approved).
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