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Roundup: Chambers & Partners 2023 rankings

25 October 2022

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We are delighted with our individual and collective success in Chambers & Partners 2023.
We were ranked as a Top Set in five areas:

We were also ranked Band 3 for Crime.

In total we had 40 barrister rankings with members being ranked across multiple practice areas.

There are also extremely positive quotes regarding the not only the work of the members but also that of the practice management team.

Huge congratulations to all of colleagues who were ranked as well as colleagues who made the success possible.

View our Chambers & Partners 2023 profile.

Chambers news

The Orgreave Inquiry was announced yesterday (21 July 2025) by Home Secretary Yvette Cooper (pictured). Credit: Repic / Shutterstock.

Chambers news

40 years on, Government launches Orgreave Inquiry into violent policing at miners’ strikes

Mark George KC was a vocal campaigner calling for an Orgreave Inquiry into the South Yorkshire police's wrongdoings.

Two-year-old Awaab Ishak (pictured) died in 2020 due to prolonged exposure to mould in his home. Credit: Family Handout.

Chambers news

Awaab’s Law must impact every tenant in the country. On Monday, MPs debated it.

Christian Weaver represented Awaab Ishak’s family during the inquest and subsequent petition for Awaab’s Law.

The legal challenge was brought by two women, represented by Garden Court North's Tom Royston, at the High Court sitting in Leeds. Credit: Philip Openshaw / Shutterstock.

Chambers news

High Court rejects legal challenge against the rules of two-child benefit cap in universal credit

The High Court rejected a legal challenge against the rules of the ‘rape clause’ in the universal credit ‘two-child limit’. 

Misha's case took place at Manchester Civil Justice Centre (pictured). Credit: Marmalade / Shutterstock.

Chambers news

Misha Nayak-Oliver negotiates settlement to prevent eviction of family from their home

Misha Nayak-Oliver negotiated a settlement to prevent her client from eviction in a possession case at Manchester Civil Justice Centre.

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