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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
Extending Time to Register a Charge at Companies House: Tips and Pitfalls
If a company creates a charge, then section 859A of the Companies Act 2006 requires that the charge be registered at Companies House within 21 days. This much is known to most good conveyancers. If the charge isn’t registered at Companies House within 21 days then it...
Applications for Pupillage
Fenners is committed to recruiting new tenants from our pupils whenever possible and offer pupillage with this objective in mind. Applications for pupillage to commence in September 2022 closed on 8 February 2021 and are currently being considered. In light of the...
Child Contact and the Coronavirus
Contact between children and parents can be a contentious issue at the best of times and the current Government lockdown has only sought to confuse the issue. It is hoped that the information below will help to answer the most common questions parents are asking...