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Boasting a team of more than 240 barristers, including 7 KCs, we have expertise across seven specialist areas, while also taking immense pride in our cornerstone TBG House group, where our multidisciplinary barristers reside.

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TBG House

The very cornerstone of our chambers, our TBG House barristers are experts in more than one area of law, with a vast breadth of knowledge, skill and experience.

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TBG Commercial

From commercial litigation to company law to contract law, our specialist commercial barristers provide outstanding advocacy and advisory in all areas of commercial law

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TBG Employment

From simple dismissals to complex equal pay matters, our specialist employment barristers represent clients from various backgrounds and industries.

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TBG Family

Our specialist family barristers are known for their professionalism and approachability, trusted in divorce-related finances, child custody, property disputes, adoption, and more.

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TBG PI & Complex Injury

Our personal and complex injury barristers handle cases including RTA, workplace injuries, medical malpractice and catastrophic injuries. 

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TBG Property & Planning

Our property and planning barristers have extensive expertise in real estate, land disputes, planning and property law, offering clients tailored advice and representation for a wide range of property-related matters.

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TBG ADR

Our ADR team is exceptional, with unparalleled expertise in resolving disputes, fostering harmony, and delivering exceptional results with professionalism and compassion.

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Deferral of CIL

The draft Community Infrastructure Levy (Coronavirus) (Amendment) (England) Regulations 2020 (“the Coronavirus Regulations”) is a rather clumsy mouthful which is reflective of the ...
Christopher Cant
Christopher Cant

Phased Planning Permissions and the Self-Build Exemption

A turbulent topic in the context of Community Infrastructure levy (“CIL”) continues to be eligibility for the exemption for self build housing. It features regularly in e-mails ...
Christopher Cant
Christopher Cant

Navigating the Complexities of Intellectual Property in the Age of AI

In an era marked by rapid advancements in technology, the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and intellectual property (IP) law has given rise to a myriad of complex ...
Tahir Khan
Tahir Khan

Unravelling AI's Role in Patent Inventorship: The UK Supreme Court Deliberates

Exploring the Legal Complexities of AI as Inventors in Patent Law In a momentous legal saga, the UK Supreme Court recently convened to address a profound question: Can an ...
Tahir Khan
Tahir Khan

Unincorporated Bodies and Assets of Community Value

Successful challenges to nominations of property as an Asset of Community Value (“ACV”) have often been a pyrrhic victory. The defects in the nomination will have been highlighted ...
Christopher Cant
Christopher Cant

Belsner v Cam Legal Services

The result of a new hearing of Belsner v Cam Legal Services on 11 July 2022, which centres on the issue of informed consent to deductions, has implications for thousands of cases ...
Paul Shenton
Paul Shenton

Balancing Innovation & Privacy: A Deep Dive Into Data Protection

Harmonising AI and Data Protection: A Nexus of Evolution and Revolution The symbiotic evolution of personal data and technology has been transformative. It's a journey that ...
Tahir Khan
Tahir Khan

Islamic Marriage and the English Legal System: Mahr/Dower

In recent years there has been a proliferation of dowry cases that are being presented in front of English Courts today. The concept of Mahr has been replaced with that of dowry ...
Tahir Khan
Tahir Khan

Navigating the AI Landscape: A Detailed Analysis of the Artificial Intelligence Bill

The recently introduced Artificial Intelligence (Regulation) Bill [HL] signifies a pivotal step in the United Kingdom's efforts to regulate artificial intelligence (AI).
Tahir Khan
Tahir Khan

Credit Hire and Third-Party Costs

It is not uncommon for a defendant to pursue a credit hire company (CHC) for its costs (when they win a case), even though the CHC was not a party to the proceedings, because they ...
Azeem Ali
Azeem Ali

TBG Pupillage – Delivering it Differently

There is no doubt that applying for pupillage can be incredibly difficult given the limited opportunities available, the constraints of the mandatory timetable and the perception ...
Michaela Hardwick
Michaela Hardwick

Intellectual Property Law for Solicitors: When Sharing Hyperlinks is an Almighty Sin

Raison d’etre I want to discuss in this article about what it says in the tin, about hyperlinks. Let’s start with a full and frank disclosure, almost all of us have done it at ...
Dr Mehedi Ibne Rahim
Dr Mehedi Ibne Rahim

What will the introduction of the new Fixed Costs Regime mean for solicitors and clients?

The starting point is of course always the Rules themselves – these are set out in terms of inter-partiesrecovery in the new CPR Part 45 and the associated Practice Direction – ...
Paul Shenton
Paul Shenton

Islamic Marriage and the English Legal System: Dowry

In recent years there has been a proliferation of dowry cases that are being presented in front of English Courts today. The concept of Mahr has been replaced with that of Dowry ...
Tahir Khan
Tahir Khan

The Role of CIL Liabilty Notices & Demand Notices

A number of High Court cases have explored the relationship between CIL liability and the giving of liability and demand notices. In two the principal issues have been when a CIL ...
Christopher Cant
Christopher Cant

Late Service of CIL Liability Notice

The role of a CIL liability notice with regard to CIL falling due was discussed in a previous article. It has been held that its role is to record and inform about the CIL ...
Christopher Cant
Christopher Cant

The Implications of Humayum Hussain v Eui Ltd

Claims for credit hire for taxi drivers has always been a contentious issue between claimant solicitors and insurance companies. Whilst the case of Hussain v Eui Ltd involved a ...
Azeem Ali
Azeem Ali

Aligning AI with Access to Justice

The Bar stands to gain by aligning its use of AI with improvements in access to justice and our working lives, write Harry Hodgkin and Stephen Ward.
Harry Hodgkin
Harry Hodgkin

Bailee in Posession & Credit Hire

Introduction It is quite common for a person driving someone else's vehicle to be involved in a road traffic accident. Obvious examples would be driving a rental car, or a spouse ...
Azeem Ali
Azeem Ali

Join our employment law webinars!

Throughout the year, The Barrister Group will be hosting a series of webinars with our specialist barristers on specific areas of employment law.
The Barrister Group
The Barrister Group

Harnessing the Power of AI: Balancing Innovation & Legal Protection

Introduction Digital innovations and advances in AI have produced a range of novel talent identification and assessment tools. Many of these technologies promise to help ...
Tahir Khan
Tahir Khan