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We undertake a range of common law and commercial work, with particular specialisms in personal injury, clinical negligence, construction, commercial contracts, insurance and reinsurance, health and safety, product liability and professional negligence.

We look for a first or upper second-class honours degree, not necessarily in law. We will be looking for motivation, dedication and intelligence which are the hallmarks of a first-class barrister and a flair for the oral and written presentation of complex legal arguments. We also look for well-rounded individuals with a range of extra-curricular experience. You will be expected to work hard and to show strong commitment to your work, but in a friendly and relaxed chambers environment. We support equality and diversity in chambers and welcome applications from all qualified applicants.

Pupils are welcomed as an integral part of chambers from the moment they arrive. You sit with two pupil supervisors in your first six months and one in your second. You will work with a number of barristers practising in different areas of work over the course of the year.

You appear in court regularly during your second six, handling applications and small trials in the county courts. You will have ample opportunity to develop advocacy skills. We also provide formal advocacy training sessions.

To apply, please download our application form from our website at www.crownofficechambers.com/careers/pupillage. Please complete and return the form by email no later than midnight on 5 February 2020.

We offer a limited number of mini-pupillages in selected weeks throughout the year. Details and an online form are downloadable from our website at www.crownofficechambers.com/careers/mini-pupillage.

Up to three pupillages offered per year, each with an award of £65,000 (£55,000 plus £10,000 guaranteed earnings in your second-six), part of which may be drawn down during the BPTC year.