Wilberforce Chambers comprises 51 barristers, 24 of them appointed as Queens Counsel, and is based in Lincoln’s Inn in London. These Chambers have considerable experience of the conduct of successful litigation in the Cayman Courts and deliver the finest timely, responsive and cost effective service.

Wilberforce Chambers has recently been described as having ‘terrific expertise at both silk and junior level’ and as “the success story of the Chancery Bar”. The UK directory Legal 500 says “the Set’s move to brand itself as a high quality Set with high quality work has been incredibly successful showing the way for other Sets” and remarks on the Set’s “growing banking capability”, praising the “intellectual skills” of the Set’s QCs and the “extremely good” juniors. Of the Set’s growing reputation for general commercial litigation, Chambers and Partners directory says “leaders for traditional chancery work and with an excellent reputation in the commercial sphere too”.

Wilberforce Chambers has a well-established reputation for its ability to combine imagination and intellectual rigor with practical advice and effective conduct of litigation over a wide range of work.

Important Professional Issues:
Barristers practicing at the bar in England are independent practitioners in independent practice. Barristers are required to be completely independent in conduct and to act only as consultants instructed by solicitors and other approved professionals.
 A practising barrister must not enter into a professional partnership or any other form of unincorporated association with any person other than a barrister.

To find out more details about Wilberforce Chambers, the individual members’ Curriculum Vitae and reported cases, visit their website www.wilberforce.co.uk.