News

New Court Chambers has been ranked again by Chambers & Partners as a leading set for family law in the 2020 edition of its directory.

Following successful completion of their pupillages, we are delighted that Kezia Kernighan and Niamh Daly have accepted offers of tenancy in chambers with effect from 7 October 2019.

We are delighted to welcome two new pupils to chambers, who begin their 12-month pupillages from 7 October 2019.

On 12 September 2019 New Court hosted a special pub quiz at The Devereaux Pub in favour of the HASTE charity.

The New Court Newsletter returns this month with a brand new editor, Jemimah Hendrick.

Saiqa Chaudhry appeared successfully in the Court of Appeal last week in a hearing which resulted in the matter being remitted for rehearing.

New Court Chambers is delighted to announce that Kayleigh Long has been appointed as a Deputy District Judge on the South Eastern Circuit.

Is a child born via surrogacy to Jewish parents recognised as Jewish under Jewish Law? Please join Elissa Da Costa-Waldman, Raisa Saley, speaker Bianca Jackson and other members of Nisa-Nashim for an evening of interesting discussion and networking.

Joint Head of Chambers, Christopher Poole, recently represented a Local Authority in committal proceedings reported by the Guardian newspaper.

Chambers is pleased to announce that it is now accepting applications for pupillage, to commence in October 2019, via the Pupillage Gateway.