Temple Court Chambers
We are located in the Temple in London.
All our barristers are regulated by the Bar Standards Board.
To check whether a barrister is regulated by the Bar Standards Board, please go to the Barristers' Register.
Our barristers are supported by a clerk who is available to deal with any enquiry you may have.
Our barristers accept instructions from solicitors and also from members of the public under the Direct Access Rules. Some of our members are also entitled under the direct access rules to conduct litigation.
If you wish to obtain a quotation for our legal services either as a solicitor, member of the public or a licensed access body you may contact our clerk or our barristers individually. Our barristers may charge you either fixed rates or hourly rates.
What We Do
We provide legal services mainly in immigration, family, employment, civil litigation and property and housing matters.
Immigration and Asylum Law
Advising and representing individuals, families and businesses in immigration and nationality matters.
Employment Law
Acting for both employees and employers across the range of workplace disputes.
Civil and Commercial Litigation
A broad range of civil and commercial disputes, from contract claims to insolvency.
Property and Housing Law
Acting for landlords, tenants, property owners, leaseholders and businesses in property disputes.
Family Law
Instructions in appropriate family matters, including financial remedies and children matters.
Level of Service
The factors which may influence the level of service provided by each barrister are as follows:
- Barrister's availability;
- The availability of the client or relevant third parties;
- The complexity of the case;
- The amount of papers the barrister needs to review;
- The need for additional information or documents;
- The approach taken by the other side;
- Third parties intervening in the case; and
- Court waiting times.
Regulatory Information
As per the Provision of Services Regulations 2009, all of the barristers at Temple Court Chambers are adopting the New Standard Contractual Terms for the Supply of Legal Services by Barristers to Authorised Persons 2012.
For more information about our complaints procedure and the right to complain to the Legal Ombudsman, how to complain to the Legal Ombudsman and the time limit to make a complaint, please see our complaints page.
Chambers publishes its Equality and Diversity Policy, together with its other policy documents. Chambers Equality and Diversity Data is available on request.
Joining Chambers
If you would like to become a member of Chambers, or want to know more about us or our plans, please contact our clerks or send an email to clerks@templecourt.co.uk.
If you would like to instruct any of our barristers, please contact our clerks in the first instance.
Over the years, our commitment to excellence and passion for our clients has been recognised.
Contact our clerks
If you would like to instruct any of our barristers, please contact our clerks in the first instance.
- Address
- 7 Bell Yard
- London
- WC2A 2JR
- Telephone
- +44 (0) 203 475 9952
- Regulator
- Bar Standards Board