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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.

Leslie Samuels QC, Kyri Lefteri and Saiqa Chaudhry all appeared recently in the Court of Appeal recently on a successful appeal considering the use of Child Assessment Orders.

The latest edition of the New Court Newsletter has arrived.

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.