This edition of the New Court Newsletter features articles by Sam Prout, Elissa Da Costa Waldman, Kezia Kernighan and Kiran Channa

Congratulations to Niamh Daly on the publication of 'Forced Marriage Law and Practice' which she co-authored with Joshua Hitchens. The book is published by Bloomsbury Professional and is released on 12 February 2021.

Chambers is due to resume mini-pupillages as much as possible while COVID-19 measures remain in place.

Chambers is once again delighted to have been ranked as a leading set for Family/Matrimonial work in the 2021 edition of Chambers & Partners.

We are delighted to welcome Kiran Channa and Katelyn Gottschling as full tenants to Chambers after successful completion of their pupillages.

New Court Chambers invites applications for a third six pupillage, commencing in October 2020. 

Elissa Da Costa-Waldman discusses all the forms of Non-Court Dispute Resolution New Court Chambers is able to offer in order to help you progress satisfactory outcomes for your clients.

Our latest newsletter focuses on the impact of Covid-19 on family cases, where we are now and 'the new normal'.

The Family Court is having to adapt rapidly to the challenges presented by the recent public health crisis, as are those of us who work within it. Here we draw together members of chambers' recent experience of remote hearings, references to the current guidance for family practitioners and a summary of what New Court Chambers can offer to facilitate remote hearings and conferences.