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About Us
Fenners Chambers was established in 1973 and has grown steadily in size and reputation. The Legal 500 Directory now ranks Fenners as the top-rated chambers in the East of England. Many of our former barristers are now full-time circuit, district and tribunal judges. We provide expertise and advocacy across a wide range of criminal, civil and family matters.
Our barristers
All Members of Fenners Chambers are self-employed and independent barristers who have been called to the Bar of England and Wales and are registered with the Bar Standards Board.
Fenners Chambers is committed to providing legal services of the highest quality to all clients both lay and professional. Our policies, including our complaints policy, are available to view here.
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Latest News & Comment
Thankyou for attending the LFJB and Fenners Family Law Training Day!
What a fantastic day! A huge thank you to everyone who joined us for the Local Family Justice Board and Fenners Chambers Family Law Training Day. It was wonderful to welcome so many professionals from across the family justice community for a day of learning and...
Fenners recieves Live Brief Award from ARU
We’re delighted to have received a Live Brief Award award from Anglia Ruskin University in recognition of our partnership with the Cyber Security and Digital Forensics course
Another successful private FDR in Chambers
We are pleased to share another successful outcome through the private FDR process!
Fenners’ family team recently helped a client achieve a settlement at a private Financial Dispute Resolution hearing, avoiding the need for a final hearing and bringing lengthy financial remedy proceedings to a conclusion.