Correspondence addressed to the clerks will be dealt with within 24 hours and general correspondence will be dealt with within 7 days.
All briefs and updating paperwork will be entered, acknowledged and forwarded to the instructed barrister upon receipt.
Barristers aim to respond to all telephone messages and emails on the day of receipt.
Barristers aim to provide attendance notes to Instructing Solicitors within 24 hours of the hearing.
Telephone advice can be provided by members at short notice.
All fee notes will be sent out within 3 days of the relevant billing event, unless otherwise requested.
Conferences can be arranged in Chambers or at instructing solicitors’ offices. Chambers has telephone conferencing facilities, internet access and facilities are available for Wi-Fi use.
The public areas of chambers are accessible to those using wheelchairs. Anyone with a disability wishing to discuss access should contact a member of the clerking team.
By prior arrangement, our clerks can arrange for local collection and delivery of papers.
Each Barrister has Professional Liability Insurance provided by the Bar Mutual Indemnity Fund Ltd.
Chambers are often instructed to act for both sides in a case and have internal procedures for ensuring that, where necessary, separate clerking is arranged and papers are held in secure storage.
New Court Chambers has forged its reputation on a commitment to provide consistently high standards of advice, representation and clerking services.
An excellent set with talented practitioners.
A set with substantial strength in public and private children law matters, and the further capability to handle financial proceedings.
Well versed in highly sensitive matters involving non-accidental injury, child death, sexual abuse, FGM, fictitious illness and child trafficking.
The barristers at New Court Chambers distinguish themselves from others due to their hands-on handling of cases.
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