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Welcome to 39 Essex Chambers
39 Essex Chambers is a leading set based in London, Manchester, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. Our barristers offer a depth of expertise in a range of specialist sectors and practice areas.
Practice Areas
- Administrative & Public
- Alternative Dispute Resolution
- Banking & Finance
- Civil Liability
- Clinical Negligence
- Commercial
- Construction
- Costs & Litigation Funding
- Court of Protection
- EU Law
- Inquiries & Investigations
- Intellectual Property
- International Arbitration
- International Litigation
- Medical Treatment
- Personal Injury
- Planning, Environment & Property
- Regulatory & Disciplinary
- Tax
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News
Wider Context Report – April 2019
In the Wider Context Report: oral care and learning disability; important consultations on criminal procedure/sentencing and those with mental disorders; the dangers of assessing in a vacuum; and a round-up… Read more »
Mental Capacity Report: Scotland – April 2019
In the Scotland Report: major developments regarding the Mental Health (Care and Treatment) Scotland Act, the Adults with Incapacity Act and the Adult Support and Protection Act and a Scottish… Read more »
British Claims Awards 2019
39 Essex Chambers is delighted to be shortlisted for “Barristers’ Chambers of the Year” in the British Claims Awards 2019. The British Claims Awards celebrate the achievements and progress made… Read more »
Tax and the EU/UK Political Declaration
Timothy Lyons QC BL spoke at the CBI tax committee on Friday 12th April 2019 on “Tax and the EU/UK Political Declaration”.
The Belt & Road Initiative and Global Dispute Resolution London Forum
Adrian Hughes QC will be speaking at the British Institute of International and Comparative Law on Thursday 2nd May 2019. Speakers on the day will focus on the following topics:… Read more »
Sarah Bousfield appears before the Court of Appeal and successfully maintains an immediate custodial sentence for breaches of freezing orders
In Sellers v Podstreshnyy [2019] EWCA Civ 613 the appellant argued that immediate custodial sentences for breaches of freezing orders were too long and should have been suspended. At first instance,… Read more »
Meet Us At The IPBA 2019
39 Essex Chambers is delighted to have 16 members attending this year’s IPBA. If you would like to make contact, or arrange a meet, feel free to get in touch… Read more »
Sport and Gambling: Happy Bedfellows or a Toxic Mix?
Paul Darling OBE QC is speaking at the Sport Resolutions Annual Conference 2019 in the ‘Sport and Gambling: happy bedfellows or a toxic mix?’ session. ‘In the year ending March 2018,… Read more »
Certainty for Personal Injury Litigators, at Last!
As predicted by Emma Corkill of 39 Essex Chambers in her article and despite the current obsession with all things Brexit, the Lord Chancellor announced the start of the first… Read more »
“Vague about the Hague”: UK’s accession to the Hague Choice of Court Convention is suspended.
The old whiskey advert used to advise the nation “don’t be vague, ask for Haig”. Unfortunately, when it comes to the UK’s post-Brexit accessions to the Hague Conventions, being “vague”… Read more »
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