Our Expertise
Immigration, Asylum and Nationality
Trent Chambers provide representation throughout the country. Our barristers are committed to representing all irrespective of their background or financial standing. When appropriate we can consider pro-bono representation. The clerks can be contacted to arrange representation with respect to emergency injunctive relief to challenge removal via High Court applications.
Aware of the demands on private clients, the team offers expertise and high-quality service provision at the advisory and pre-and post –litigation stages to address the requirements of business immigration clients. Both the barristers and clerks ensure that the commercial demands of the lay and professional client are at the forefront of legal advice and representation. Clients have included various national and multi-national companies and human resource managers.
Some of our barristers are accredited to accept instructions through the Public Access scheme.
Specialist Areas include:
- Immigration
- Asylum
- Country Guidance
- Human Rights
- Deportation
- National Security
- Detention
- Procedural
- Family and Children Immigration Matters
Family Law
We are aware of our clients emotional and financial costs, which flow from disagreements within the family members. Our clients include parents, children and their guardians, individuals who are vulnerable. We are committed to leading such cases in intended to accomplish the best outcome while reflecting individual needs. Whether through careful negotiation or challenged trials.
Arbitration
To resolve children relating disagreement confidentially, arbitration is a positive alternative to court proceedings.
This process is much quicker, flexible and often cost effective than the court . The scheme is an opportunity to modify the process to suit the needs of each case in terms of the location, the date and the specific issues to be determined.
- Child Abduction
- Care Adoption (Local Authorities, Parents & Children)
- Domestic/International elements
- Financial Providing for Divorce, Cohabitation or Death
- Human Rights
- Incapacity/Court of Protection welfare issues
- Judicial Review
- Professional Negligence
- Residence/Contact
Public Law
When representing individual or the public body civil liberties and human rights are the core for Trent Chambers.
We advise and represent Individuals who want to challenge the government; Government Departments, including the Official Solicitor; Local Authorities; NHS bodies.
Our barrister are briefed to appear in specialist courts and tribunals such as the Court of Protection, the First-Tier and Upper Tribunals and Parole Board Hearings, as well as in numerous other venues where key public law decisions are taken.
Please contact our public law clerks for more details.
Prison Law
Prisoners rights to early release, parole and access to training courses our barristers proclaim these rights and ensure that the discretionary power of the state is lawfully exercised to breach prisoners’ rights.
We have built on our core value of human rights to strengthen of our experience in Criminal law
Our Criminal law expertise includes but not limited to:
- We represent detainees at prison adjudications/ disciplinary hearings.
- Conduct of investigations arising in the prison, custody or detention context.
- Pursuing claims for compensation for civil litigation including claims for assault, negligence, misfeasance and discrimination on the grounds of race, sex or disability, and claims for breaches of the Human Rights Act 1998.
- Appeals against conviction and sentence
Criminal Law
Our Barrister work scope also include Financial Fraud and Money Laundering, Tax and VAT fraud, Pension Fraud, Duty Evasion and Company Fraud and more general fraud work. Trent Chambers has members work both prosecute and defend in this area. We are available to advise on compliance and at pretrial investigatory stages in ongoing cases.
Proceeds of crime
Our practitioners are available to advise those facing or pursuing criminal confiscation and civil recovery. We advise professionals and corporations as to their obligations regarding compliance with money laundering provisions. Members of Chambers are able to draft relevant documents and to advise on restraint, receivership and disclosure orders.