At Burnell Chambers, we understand that choosing the right legal support is an important decision. Our FAQ page is designed to provide clear answers to common questions about our services, how we work, and how we can assist you. If you need further information or would like to speak to a member of our team, please do not hesitate to get in touch.
Burnell Chambers covers a broad range of practice areas including:
Instructing a barrister is straightforward. Our experienced clerks can guide you through the process, advising on availability, suitability, and fees. To discuss your requirements, please contact our clerking team here…
Our members accept instructions from:
Yes, certain members of Burnell Chambers accept instructions via the Public Access Scheme, allowing businesses and individuals to engage a barrister without a solicitor. Our clerks can confirm whether this is suitable for your matter.
Burnell Chambers covers a broad range of practice areas, including:
Fees depend on the complexity of the case, the seniority of the barrister, and the time required. Our clerks can provide a quote based on:
All fees are subject to VAT where applicable.
Timescales vary depending on the nature of the case, barrister availability, and external factors such as court schedules. Our clerks will discuss expected timeframes when instructions are received.
Burnell Chambers is based in Burnell Chambers, 1a Middle Temple Lane, London, EC4Y 9AA, at the heart of the legal profession.
Yes, initial consultations can be arranged in person, via video conference, or over the phone. Our clerks can coordinate a meeting at a convenient time.
Some members of Chambers may consider pro bono work or conditional fee agreements (no win, no fee) in appropriate cases. Please speak to our clerks for further details.