Brick Court Chambers

Brick Court Chambers is one of the leading sets of barristers' chambers in the United Kingdom, providing advocacy and advisory services in commercial, competition, public and international/EU law. Founded in 1921 by William Jowitt, later Lord Chancellor, chambers has a long tradition at the Bar and is home to members regarded among the leading practitioners in their fields. It is consistently ranked among the top sets in the UK by The Legal 500 and Chambers & Partners.

The set has over 100 members, including 51 KCs. Members are independent and self-employed, practising full-time, and appear in courts and tribunals across the common law world; door tenants and academics extend chambers' reach to other common law jurisdictions. Chambers is uniquely placed to handle multi-disciplinary cases spanning more than one field of law, and its work combines court advocacy and representation with advisory services.

Chambers states an ethos of providing a service of the very highest quality, with an emphasis on excellence in advocacy and advisory work, accessibility and a team-oriented approach. It describes itself as committed to social responsibility and to diversity, participating in a range of related initiatives.