Chambers and a number of its members have been recognised in the 2027 edition of The Legal 500 for our expertise in both children work and divorce / financial remedy.
The Legal 500 describes New Court Chambers as “an excellent chambers” where members and staff are “professional, efficient and responsive”.
A number of members have received individual recognition for their expertise and advocacy.
Christopher Poole KC is recognised following his recent Silk appointment.
Among the leading juniors, Andrew Shaw is recognised for being a “tenacious and innovative barrister” while Kyri Lefteri is praised a “a first-class barrister.”
Robert Wilkinson is recognised as “an advocate that the judiciary will respect and listen to” and Sarah McMeechan is identified for her strength with clients and focused preparation.
Further members recognised in the rankings include Giles Bain, Jemimah Hendrick, Sam Wallace, Laura Harrington, Saiqa Chaudhry, Sarah Nuttall, Philippa Jenkins, Samuel Prout, Nicola Hall and Sally Jackson.
These rankings reflect the breadth of expertise across New Court Chambers and the dedication of its members to representing children, parents, local authorities and other parties in family proceedings.
Chambers is grateful to its professional clients and those who contributed to the Legal 500 research process for their continued confidence and support.
We congratulate all members recognised in the 2027 rankings.
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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