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About Us
Fenners Chambers was established in 1973 and has grown steadily in size and reputation. The Legal 500 Directory now ranks Fenners as the top-rated chambers in the East of England. Many of our former barristers are now full-time circuit, district and tribunal judges. We provide expertise and advocacy across a wide range of criminal, civil and family matters.
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All Members of Fenners Chambers are self-employed and independent barristers who have been called to the Bar of England and Wales and are registered with the Bar Standards Board.
Fenners Chambers is committed to providing legal services of the highest quality to all clients both lay and professional. Our policies are available to view here.
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Latest News & Comment
Samantha Marsh Secures Successes in Defence and Prosecution
Samantha Marsh has had a busy and productive few weeks in court, with strong outcomes in both defence and prosecution.
Family Law Training Day 2025
We are pleased to share the materials from this year’s Family Law Training Day. Thank you to all who attended! This event would not be possible without the time and expertise of our speakers, who delivered engaging and informative presentations across a range of key...
There is a national shortage of Educational Psychologists: why it matters and what the law says about it
For some time now, there has been a national shortage of educational psychologists. This is partly due to an increase in demand for EHC Needs Assessments (the legal threshold for an EHC Needs Assessment is relatively low). There is anecdotal evidence that the pandemic, and the home-schooling that went with it, made many parents aware of children’s struggles with learning in a way that they may not have been previously.