The latest edition of our newsletter features articles from Sam Prout on the key features of ‘the new normal’ in family law, Niamh Daly sets out changes in legislation as a result of Covid-19, Saiqa Chaudhry and Kiran Channa consider hybrid hearings and what this means for fair hearings, Katelyn Gottschling sets out the cardinal rules for committals and Elissa Da Costa-Waldman reports back on a recent ADR conference.
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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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