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Areas of work

Members’ work covers a wide span of civil law with an emphasis on chancery work, from specialist trust, pension and revenue work through to professional negligence, Court of Protection, partnership and property law. Chambers is instructed by clients ranging from the largest city firms to
sole practitioners in the provinces. Members have practices involving work from the major offshore financial centres.

Who should apply

Applicants should normally have at least a 2.1 degree. Our policy is only to offer pupillages to candidates whom we believe to be potential tenants. We welcome applications from law and non-law graduates alike.

Pupillage programme

We aim to offer two twelve-month pupillages each year. Pupils will normally sit with at least three pupil supervisors and are given regular feedback on their work.

How to apply

Chambers is not a member of the pupillage portal (OLPAS). Applications for pupillage commencing in October 2013 must be made on Chambers’ application form, downloaded from our website by 30 April 2012.

Any offers of pupillage will be made after 31 July 2012.