At 187 Chambers our highly skilled criminal law barristers regularly appear in the Court of Appeal, High Court, Crown Court and Magistrates’ Court. They are instructed by both defence solicitors and prosecuting agencies and combine first class legal knowledge with formidable courtroom advocacy. Our barristers are experienced in dealing with young and vulnerable witnesses; they provide effective handling and management of complex papers and sensitive issues.
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Located in the heart of London, Andrew Trollope QC and Richard Christie QC lead a well established and specialist crime, fraud and regulatory set of over 60 barristers (8 Queen’s Counsel and 59 Junior Counsel).
At 187 Chambers our highly skilled criminal law barristers regularly appear in the Court of Appeal, High Court, Crown Court and Magistrates’ Court. They are instructed by both defence solicitors and prosecuting agencies and combine first class legal knowledge with formidable courtroom advocacy. Our barristers are experienced in dealing with young and vulnerable witnesses; they provide effective handling and management of complex papers and sensitive issues.
Described as expert, accessible, knowledgeable and friendly, we have represented clients in many high-profile cases, often attracting national and international publicity. Our barristers practise in England and Wales and overseas jurisdictions, including the Channel Islands and the Turks and Caicos. We also provide advice to commercial organisations and individuals prior to charge and during the investigatory stages of a case.
At 187 Chambers our highly skilled criminal law barristers regularly appear in the Court of Appeal, High Court, Crown Court and Magistrates’ Court. They are instructed by both defence solicitors and prosecuting agencies and combine first class legal knowledge with formidable courtroom advocacy. Our barristers are experienced in dealing with young and vulnerable witnesses; they provide effective handling and management of complex papers and sensitive issues.
Mini-Pupillage
Mini-pupillage is a way of experiencing the Bar to see whether a career as a barrister is for you.
As part of our continuing commitment to education, training and accessibility to the Bar, at 187 Chambers we offer mini-pupillages throughout the year for five working days with opportunities to attend a variety of different court hearings.
Applications are welcomed and should be addressed to Emma Gluckstein – emmag@187chambers.com.
To be eligible, you must have left school with good A level results and at least have started at university. You should demonstrate a genuine interest in the profession and a specific interest in criminal law. The mini-pupillage is not assessed but we look for students who have the potential to become pupils in Chambers.
Please send a full covering letter and CV, together with the exact dates on which you are available.
Chambers does not offer work experience placements or funded mini-pupillages.
Pupillage
Mini-pupillage is a way of experiencing the Bar to see whether a career as a barrister is for you.
As part of our continuing commitment to education, training and accessibility to the Bar, at 187 Chambers we offer mini-pupillages throughout the year for five working days with opportunities to attend a variety of different court hearings.
Applications are welcomed and should be addressed to Emma Gluckstein – emmag@187chambers.com.
To be eligible, you must have left school with good A level results and at least have started at university. You should demonstrate a genuine interest in the profession and a specific interest in criminal law. The mini-pupillage is not assessed but we look for students who have the potential to become pupils in Chambers.
Please send a full covering letter and CV, together with the exact dates on which you are available.
Chambers does not offer work experience placements or funded mini-pupillages.
Tenancy
Mini-pupillage is a way of experiencing the Bar to see whether a career as a barrister is for you.
As part of our continuing commitment to education, training and accessibility to the Bar, at 187 Chambers we offer mini-pupillages throughout the year for five working days with opportunities to attend a variety of different court hearings.
Applications are welcomed and should be addressed to Emma Gluckstein – emmag@187chambers.com.
To be eligible, you must have left school with good A level results and at least have started at university. You should demonstrate a genuine interest in the profession and a specific interest in criminal law. The mini-pupillage is not assessed but we look for students who have the potential to become pupils in Chambers.
Please send a full covering letter and CV, together with the exact dates on which you are available.
Chambers does not offer work experience placements or funded mini-pupillages.