Often through no fault of your own, personal injury or bankruptcy can alter your life.
Cambria Chambers can help you survive, and to win the compensation which the law can give you.
How We Work
Cambria Chambers are traditional in that we consist of individual barristers who
have adhered to a written constitution. Each individual barrister is regulated by
the Code of Conduct of the Bar of England and Wales. They accept instructions from
solicitors and those who enjoy Licensed Access.
Cambria Chambers are progressive in that many Counsel have been licensed to conduct litigation or
to accept clients by Direct Access.
We take full advantage of the speed offered by modern digital services Including electronic payment.
We understand that clients require fast responses, and we will respond
With an acknowledgment during the working day when we receive the request, and
With a full response as soon as possible allowing for night-time, and the court commitments of Counsel.
Counsel who conduct litigation or accept clients by Direct Access require the support of paralegals who
liaise with clients, work with them to provide the paperwork which Counsel will need, arrange for Counsel
to advise or appear in Court. Cambria paralegals also prepare documents and bundles for Court subject to
supervision by Counsel.
Cambria paralegals have particular experience in certain fields of litigation. This allows their
assistance to clients and Counsel to be better focussed, and faster.
Our pricing models are:
- Personal injury – Conditional Fee Agreement
- Bankruptcy – a fixed fee where possible, otherwise an hourly rate
- Civil Litigation – a fixed fee where possible, otherwise an hourly rate.
Our hourly rates reflect guidance issued by Courts, where available,
but also the fact that our Counsel practice in a fast-changing legal world, and a competitive legal market.
The areas of practice in which Cambria Chambers most
commonly provides legal services in the fields of
- personal injury
- bankruptcy
- civil litigation
Client service
If you wish to raise any question which is not answered by Counsel, you may raise questions
directly with the Head of Chambers by email to enquiries@cambriachambers.com
Those affected may have the right to complain to the Legal Ombudsman, normally within six months, and by
contacting the Legal Ombudsman link
legalombudsman.org.uk
using the decision data on LeO’s website; link
ombudsman-decision-data
and using the Barristers’ Register page on the BSB’s website link
barstandardsboard.org.uk/.../the-barristers-register.html
Data protection
Cambria Chambers strives to comply with all relevant law and the Bar Code of Conduct.
If you wish to raise any question about Data Protection please email with Anita Johnson
at anita.johnson@cambriachambers.com
Recruitment
Cambria Chambers is always open to applications from barristers or paralegals who have
something to offer.
All applications are treated on merit.
We regret but we cannot normally offer pupillage.
