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No5 Chambers

  • Up to 6 Pupillages
  • 260 Tenants
  • 18 Tenancies in last 3 years

About No5 Chambers

One of the largest and most dynamic sets of chambers in the country offering unparalled training opportunities to succesful pupillage candidates.
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Head of chambers

Mr Adrian Keeling QC, Mr Jonathan Jones QC

Practice Areas

Administrative & public law

The public law Bar spans the full range of administrative, public and constitutional law.
Admiralty & shipping

Shipping law is one of the oldest and most developed branches of commercial law.
Aviation/aerospace

An aviation barrister will be used in disputes from everything from aircraft leasing and insurance to disasters, hijackings and theft.
Banking & finance

Barristers and banks generally cross paths when something costly has gone wrong in relation to a transaction or product.
Chancery

Traditional chancery includes trusts, probate, real property and tax, while commercial chancery covers a range of finance and business disputes.
Civil law

Civil law involves relations between persons, and between persons and organisations.

Civil liberties & human rights

Human rights law is essential for a fair society where all are protected, including the vulnerable.
Commercial dispute resolution

The commercial Bar covers a range of areas, including banking, sale of goods and shipping, insolvency, civil fraud, and insurance/reinsurance.
Common

Typically, common law chambers are multidisciplinary and are divided into practice groups so members can develop and maintain specialisations.
Company law

Company law is relevant to almost everything a company does, from filing annual returns to proper procedure in relation to board decisions.
Competition

Competition and regulatory work involves a mixture of commercial, public and European law.
Construction & engineering

Contentious construction work involves the resolution of disputes by way of litigation, mediation, adjudication or arbitration.
Crime/fraud

Specialist criminal law chambers offer expertise in all areas, including child abuse, human rights, violent crime, and white collar crime.
Employment

Employment lawyers handle a variety of issues, including unfair dismissal, discrimination, redundancy, equal pay and whistleblowing claims.
European Union and international

Employment barristers may appear before the International Court of Justice, the European Court of Human Rights, international tribunals and domestic courts.
Family/matrimonial

Think about all the things that members of a family can fall out about and multiply that – that’s your area.
Immigration

Immigration lawyers deal with all legal matters relating to immigration and nationality.
Insolvency/restructuring

Some of the biggest insolvencies have billions of pounds at stake, so there can be lucrative work for barristers.
Insurance/reinsurance

Insurance is one of the UK's most well-established and valuable industries.
Intellectual property

<p>IP barristers advise on issues such as infringement disputes, issues on validity of registered IP rights, and commercial agreements that deal either exclusively with IP rights or with IP rights in the wider context of larger commercial transactions.</p>
International arbitration

When parties from different jurisdictions come into conflict over commercial relationships, they may decide that arbitration is the best method of resolution.
Landlord & tenant/housing

<p>Housing/landlord and tenant law encompasses all aspects of&nbsp;residential and commercial tenancies covering issues like disrepair, human rights and succession.</p>
Personal injury

Personal injury law falls under the law of tort and involves civil claims brought to obtain compensation for injuries.
Planning/environment

Planning law regulates the way property owners use and develop their property in the interests of the wider community.
Professional negligence

Clinical negligence is a type of professional liability involving disputes between patients and healthcare providers.
Property

<p>Property law (now sometimes labelled as &lsquo;real estate&rsquo;) embraces a wide range of work, including &lsquo;real property&rsquo; such&nbsp;as contracts for sale, covenants and land registration, trusts over land; and commercial and residential tenancies involving issues as diverse as disrepair, possession claims, succession and assignment.&nbsp;</p>
Regulatory

Whether it’s EU-originated, domestic or an industry code of conduct, regulation affects all aspects of civil life and commercial activity.
Revenue law

Tax barristers advise and litigate on all aspects of commercial and personal tax issues.
Sports & entertainment

Among the different types of client are professional athletes; their managers, coaches and agents; sports clubs and brand sponsors.
Technology, media and telecommunications

Media and entertainment barristers have clients in a variety of sectors, including theatre, film, music, publishing, broadcasting, sport and advertising.

Extra info

Fountain Court, Steelhouse Lane, Birmingham, B4 6DR
Phone: 0845 210 5555
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.no5.com
Mini-pupillages: Yes
Minimum qualification: 2.1 & AAB

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