7 Harrington Street Chambers welcomed Libby Baldwin and Thomas Williams as new pupils
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We are delighted to welcome Libby Baldwin and Thomas Williams to 7 Harrington Street Chambers as our new pupils. Libby and Thomas join Chambers as they begin the next st…
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7 Harrington Street Chambers
Award-winning barristers’ chambers providing efficient legal services of the highest standard.
- Location
- Liverpool, GB
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About 7 Harrington Street Chambers
7HS is one of the larger sets of Chambers in the country. Currently there are 108 barristers including 11 KCs . All members are governed by the Code of Conduct of the Bar of England and Wales, are individually registered for data protection with the ICO and all are expected to hold the required professional indemnity insurance with the B.M.I.F. We have a policy of excellence, innovation and expansion with expertise in all aspects of law and have earned our reputation through continued professional excellence and a commitment to working to the highest ethical standards. Our barristers are supported by a dedicated team of clerks and administration staff who consistently provide clients with a high level of service. As holders of the LSC Quality Mark we offer a quality assured service and our premises have extensive seminar, conference and video conferencing facilities. Chambers is fully committed to Equality and Diversity and its equal opportunities policy reflects this. We accept instructions from anyone irrespective of background or circumstance. Our location in the heart of the legal and commercial centre of Liverpool is only a short walk from both the QE11 Court building and the Civil and Family Courts in Vernon Street.
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