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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 are available to view here.
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Latest News & Comment
Our Queen
Fenners Chambers extends its deepest condolences to the royal family. We pay tribute to the Queen’s unwavering service to the UK and Commonwealth. We join with our colleagues in the legal profession to honour the Queen, a figure in whose name justice has been carried...
In honour of our friend and colleague, Dan Messenger
It is with great sadness that we inform you that our friend and colleague, Dan Messenger, died peacefully on Saturday August 13 with his wife, at his side. Dan’s illness progressed very quickly, following the shock of his diagnosis in September last year. Our thoughts...
Fenners 1st XI triumph!
On a balmy evening in early July, a resolute team of cricketers from Fenners took on a team of local judges in an evening match at the King’s & Selwyn playing fields. Cricket whites that hadn't seen the light of day in this millennium were dug out, dusted down and...