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2 Temple Gardens > The Legal 500 Rankings
London Bar > Travel law (including jurisdictional issues) Tier 1
2 Temple Gardens is recognised for its expertise in jurisdiction in cross-border personal injury claims arising from accidents abroad, especially involving serious injuries or death. It also stands out for its expertise in international law. The team has been involved in leading cases recently. Charles Dougherty KC and Benjamin Phelps work includes appearing in the Supreme Court in Roberts v SSAFA, MoD and Viersen for a German hospital in a claim brought on behalf of a child of a British soldier stationed in Germany who born with cerebral palsy as an alleged result of clinical negligence, with issues including the difference between the British and German limitation periods. Roger Harris is acting for the German Hospital in relation to the clinical negligence side of the case. Marie Louise Kinsler KC, Howard Palmer KC, Alistair Mackenzie and Phelps’ work includes appearing in the Supreme Court in Brownlie v FS Cairo, a case concerning the mechanics of cross-border personal injury claims such as if evidence on foreign law is required.Rising stars
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Testimonials
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‘2 Temple Gardens has the best travel law team in the business.’
‘Leading set for travel work, particularly on issues of jurisdiction and choice of law.’
‘2 Temple Gardens is the go-to chambers for travel law cases, providing extremely strong counsel at all levels. It stands out from other chambers in the strength and range of barristers specialising and excelling in this area.’
‘2 Temple Gardens is rightly viewed as the leading chambers for travel law, given the star quality and number of barristers specialising in this area.’
‘The travel law team at 2 Temple Gardens is the best in the business, in my experience.’
Clerking
‘The clerking service is superb. Lee Tyler is heavily invested in ensuring chambers offer an excellent service, and is well supported by bright and dedicated clerks such as Oliver Gillen-Smith.’
London Bar > Clinical negligence Tier 2
2 Temple Gardens has a reputation for its ‘very strong set of barristers’ at all levels. Michael de Navarro KC, described as a ‘leader in the field of clinical negligence’ notably appeared in Toombes v Mitchell in 2021, in which a GP was held liable to pay damages to the claimant for offering negligent advice to her mother pre-conception, drawing a distinction between “wrongful conception” and “wrongful birth” claims, which English law generally frowns upon. Caroline Harrison KC represented the NHS Trust in Colley v Hull & East Yorkshire NHS Trust, in which a clinical negligence claimant’s mother received a suspended six-month sentence for contempt of court after exaggerating her daughter’s hip dysplasia birth injuries in a case which was initially settled for £5.4m; the case is thought to be the first committal to prison of a litigation friend in the clinical negligence context. Robert Cumming has also been involved in noteworthy cases, including his representation of the defendant in the stroke prevention case of Watson v Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS.Leading Silks
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‘I am regularly able to call upon suitably qualified and experienced counsel at this set.’
‘This is a set that we are using with increasing frequency. They have some outstanding individuals.’
‘Very strong set of barristers. Would be one of my first choices to use in any given case.’
‘Really excellent set, particularly for clinical negligence and personal injury work. A huge pool of talent amongst all their barristers.’
‘2 Temple Gardens are the go-to set for clinical negligence. They are fantastic as to the service they provide and have a range of barristers to instruct in the clinical negligence field.’
Clerking
‘Very efficient and friendly clerks.’
London Bar > Insurance and reinsurance Tier 2
With ‘a real history of serving the insurance and reinsurance market‘, 2 Temple Gardens‘ recent track record includes a significant volume of COVID-19-related work, including business interruption event cancellation insurance, travel, life insurance, private health, and supply chain interruption matters. Members of the insurance group leading such advice include Charles Dougherty KC and Neil Moody KC, along with senior juniors Daniel Crowley and Timothy Killen, who have been instructed by major insurers to advise on key points of principle following the 2021 Supreme Court FCA Business Interruption Test Case decision. The set has also experienced an increase in insurance-related international arbitration work, as well as instructions for complex cross-border disputes.Leading Silks
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‘2 Temple Gardens has a real history of serving the insurance and reinsurance market, and as a result has a level of industry knowledge that stands it apart from many others.‘
‘Great strength and depth across all insurance work.‘
‘I have always liked 2 Temple Gardens because of the depth of its experience in this specialist and niche area.‘
‘2TG is a first-class set with excellent practitioners at all levels of seniority.‘
‘2TG is a strong and impressive set, offering broad coverage across insurance law.‘
Clerking
‘Very smooth service.‘
London Bar > Personal injury, industrial disease and insurance fraud Tier 2
The set at 2 Temple Gardens has a strong reputation for its ‘enormous experience’ in the field of personal injury. Notably, Lucy Wyles KC and the ‘extremely knowledgeable’ Rehana Azib KC are both newly appointed silks at the chambers. In addition, Benjamin Browne KC is continuing to act on high-value, complex catastrophic injury matters, namely acting for the defendant care home in the cross-border quantum dispute case of Sullivan v The Care Agency in the Supreme Court of Gibraltar. Marie Louise Kinsler KC is leading for the defence in the case of Peacock v Del Seatek and Hyundai Heavy Industries, involving a diving accident off the coast of India and resultant complex issues of jurisdiction for the claimant. Further, ‘outstanding junior’ Niazi Fetto KCis developing an impressive reputation for his mesothelioma work, and has also led juniors on international maximum severity matters. Also at the junior end, Helen Bell and the ‘well-regarded’ Jack Harris are up-and-coming in this practice area.Leading Silks
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Testimonials
Set
‘There is strength in the number of barrister of all calls available.’
‘A very strong set even by the capital’s standards.’
‘An above average set with some real superstars.’
‘A very well-known set in this area with enormous experience.’
Clerking
‘Clerking is first-rate, particularly Lee Tyler and Matthew Moylan.’
‘2TG are my go-to chambers in London as the clerks are really helpful and counsel have always provided a high-standard of work.’
London Bar > Product liability Tier 2
2 Temple Gardens has broad roster capable of representing both claimant and defendant. Members of the chambers have experience across all aspects of product with a particular expertise in handling mass tort claims, generally in relation to medical equipment and pharmaceuticals. Charles Dougherty KC and Isabel Barter successfully acted for Beko in Beko v Wilson, a case stemming from a major residential fire said to be caused by a defective fridge-freezer. Neil Moody KC and Jack Harris successfully defended One Shot Products in Ayannuga v One Shot Products Ltd, a matter relating to an allegedly defective drain cleaner in an incident which left one man dead and another in a permanent vegetative state.Rising stars
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‘Great set with specialist expertise in this area. They offer great webinars.’
‘First class service, excellent intelligent and approachable counsel. Absolute go-to for complex cases.’
Clerking
‘The clerks team is dedicated and very responsive.’
‘Highly professional and responsive at all times. Particularly Matt Moylan and Lee Tyler.’
London Bar > Group litigation Tier 2
‘A first-class set with excellent practitioners at all levels of seniority‘, 2 Temple Gardens has ‘a very strong group litigation practice‘ that excels in business human rights, product liability, and personal injury cases in particular. Private international law specialist Marie Louise Kinsler KC is often involved in private international issues in the context of the leading group litigation involving international human rights and civil liberties. A recent case of note has seen her acting for the claimants in large-scale group action by the Ogale farming and fishing community arising out of the activities of Shell in Nigeria. In product liability, Charles Dougherty KC led Anna Hughes acting for the defendant in Various v Oculentis regarding defective intra-ocular lenses.Leading Silks
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‘2TG is a first class set with excellent practitioners at all levels of seniority. There is a very strong group litigation practice with practitioners involved in nearly all of the large claims of recent years.’
‘Excellent chambers and strong on product liability and group litigation.’
‘2TG have a number of very talented and very approachable counsel.’
‘The set contains some exceptionally reliable and experienced advocates.’
‘An excellent set with good strength in depth.’
Clerking
‘The clerks room is friendly and reliable. Lee Tyler is an exceptional head clerk.’
London Bar > Professional negligence Tier 3
Members of ‘reliable’ set 2 Temple Gardens act in claims for and against professionals across the legal, financial and construction sectors. The work overlaps with other areas commonly covered in the chambers, such as clinical negligence, allowing specialists to complement and effectively advise on claims. Neil Moody KC is a leading silk with expertise in dealing with claims of negligence against construction professionals. Charles Dougherty KC has a strong reputation for his practice with claims involving legal and financial professionals. Isabel Barter has been instructed on cases involving leading law firms, as well as work with a particular focus on cladding issues.Leading Silks
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‘Reliable good solid set of counsel.’
‘Easy to work with, always available, detailed, commercial and inspires confidence. An absolute pleasure to work with.’
‘Well regarded by PI insurers, and solicitors practicing in the professional negligence field.’
‘Great strength and depth in the prof neg field across all levels of call.’
‘An excellent and established chambers taking on some of the most high profile and complicated professional negligence cases.’
Clerking
‘Helpful clerks. Matthew Moylan is very responsive and pleasant to deal with.’
Dispute resolution > Mediators Tier 3
Andrew Miller KC – 2 Temple Gardens Andrew Miller KC is a member of both 2 Temple Gardens and IPOS Mediation. Miller is 'superb. He knows when to press and to pose difficult questions, and when to stay in the background. We would not have got anywhere close to settlement without him.' He is highly regarded for major commercial disputes; and in a recent 18-month period, Miller extended his client base within both the insurance and construction sectors.London Bar > Fraud: civil
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London Bar > Commercial litigation
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London Bar > Employment
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London Bar > International arbitration: counsel
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London Bar > Sport
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Middle East: The English Bar > Commercial
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2 Temple Gardens > Set Profile
The set: 2TG is a leading set with an international reputation for offering advocacy and advice across a broad range of specialist practice areas. The chambers provides these services to a discrete number of industry sectors, where it has developed in-depth knowledge, expertise and understanding of the forensic and technical issues which can arise. Sector experience spans insurance travel, healthcare, construction, sport, finance, technology, manufacturing, aerospace and natural resources.
The chambers’ domestic practice is established across the whole of the UK and its barristers are routinely active in all regions. It acts on many of the high profile matters which arise in its specialist areas of work, from multi-million pound litigation and group actions to disputes on a smaller scale, which often present similar complexities.
Complementing its excellent reputation in the UK, the chambers has embraced the opportunities presented by the international market and are currently working on cases in a number of regions, including Africa, the Middle East, Europe, South America and the Caribbean. It is particularly well regarded for its experience in advising on complex cross-border disputes and have an unrivalled knowledge of private international law, issues of jurisdiction and conflict of laws.
In addition to providing advice and advocacy in litigation, arbitration and other forms of ADR, a number of members are qualified to take tribunal appointments as experienced arbitrators, mediators, facilitators and adjudicators. Its members are also regularly instructed to lead on internal company investigations.
The chambers prides itself on being modern, commercial and user friendly which means that every member of chambers and the administration will do their utmost to provide an outstanding level of service and cost value. In recognition of this, its well-resourced and dynamic clerks’ team was identified as a top set for client care, communication and innovation in 2018.
Work undertaken
- Alternative dispute resolution
- Clinical negligence
- Commercial dispute resolution
- Commercial fraud
- Construction
- Employment
- Insurance and reinsurance
- Life and health insurance
- Personal injury
- Private international law
- Product liability
- Professional negligence
- Property damage
- Sport
- Travel and jurisdiction
Main Contacts
Department | Name | Telephone | |
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Senior Clerk | Lee Tyler | ltyler@2tg.co.uk | +44 (0)20 7822 1203 |
Members of Chambers | PORTER KC, Martin (1986) | ||
Members of Chambers | DE NAVARRO KC, Michael (1968) | ||
Members of Chambers | MOXON BROWNE KC, Bob (1969) | ||
Members of Chambers | BROWNE KC, Benjamin (1976) | ||
Members of Chambers | PALMER KC, Howard (1977) | ||
Members of Chambers | VAUGHAN JONES KC, Sarah (1983) | ||
Members of Chambers | MOODY KC, Neil (1989) | ||
Members of Chambers | HARRISON KC, Caroline (1986) | ||
Members of Chambers | DOUGHERTY KC, Charles (1997) | ||
Members of Chambers | MILLER KC, Andrew (1989) | ||
Members of Chambers | KINSLER KC, Marie Louise (1992) | ||
Members of Chambers | MARTIN KC, Bradley (1990) | ||
Members of Chambers | WYLES KC, Lucy (1994) | ||
Members of Chambers | AZIB KC, Rehana (2003) | ||
Members of Chambers | GREEN, Alison (1974) | ||
Members of Chambers | McDONALD FCIArb, John (1981) | ||
Members of Chambers | RUSSELL, Christopher (1982) | ||
Members of Chambers | GRAY, Jennifer (1988) | ||
Members of Chambers | DE ROHAN, Jonathan (1989) | ||
Members of Chambers | CROWLEY C.Arb, Daniel (1990) | ||
Members of Chambers | LUNDIE, Christopher (1991) | ||
Members of Chambers | BROWN, Clare (1993) | ||
Members of Chambers | GREEN, Doré (1994) | ||
Members of Chambers | HARRIS, Roger (1996) | ||
Members of Chambers | FETTO, Niazi (1999) | ||
Members of Chambers | KARSERAS, Anastasia (2000) | ||
Members of Chambers | UNTHANK, Nina (2001) | ||
Members of Chambers | BELL, Helen (2002) | ||
Members of Chambers | WOLSTENHOLME, Helen (2002) | ||
Members of Chambers | NOLTEN, Sonia (2002) | ||
Members of Chambers | BENZIE, Stuart (2002) | ||
Members of Chambers | McTAGUE, Meghann (2004) | ||
Members of Chambers | HARRIS, Jack (2006) | ||
Members of Chambers | FLYNN, Steven (2006) | ||
Members of Chambers | HUGHES, Anna (2008) | ||
Members of Chambers | McLORINAN, Hayley (2008) | ||
Members of Chambers | THOMAS, David (2009) | ||
Members of Chambers | MORTON JACK, Henry (2009) | ||
Members of Chambers | WRAIGHT MRCS(Eng), William (2009) | ||
Members of Chambers | BARTER, Isabel (2010) | ||
Members of Chambers | KILLEN, Timothy (2010) | ||
Members of Chambers | CUMMING, Robert (2010) | ||
Members of Chambers | BERSHADSKI, Andrew (2010) | ||
Members of Chambers | CLERK, William (2012) | ||
Members of Chambers | HILTON, George (2012) | ||
Members of Chambers | VAN DER MEER, Jessica (2012) | ||
Members of Chambers | MACKENZIE, Alistair (2013) | ||
Members of Chambers | FEAR-SEGAL, Lucas (2014) | ||
Members of Chambers | STEVENS, Sam (2014) | ||
Members of Chambers | ALBOU, Emily (2014) | ||
Members of Chambers | WALKER, Emma Catia (2014) | ||
Members of Chambers | MAHLER, Austin (2016) | ||
Members of Chambers | PHELPS, Benjamin (2017) | ||
Members of Chambers | FAIRCLOUGH, Thomas (2015) | ||
Members of Chambers | MASON-THOM, Paige (2017) | ||
Members of Chambers | SPEARMAN, Lucinda (2018) | ||
Members of Chambers | LEGH, Kate (2018) | ||
Members of Chambers | PARTRIDGE, James (2018) | ||
Members of Chambers | HITCHMAN, Lauren (2020) | ||
Members of Chambers | EWING, Conor (2020) | ||
Members of Chambers | IVORY, Alex (2021) |
Barrister Profiles
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![]() | Emily Albou | Emily is developing a broad international commercial practice, focusing on international arbitration,… | View Profile |
![]() | Rehana Azib | Rehana Azib QC has a very well-established practice in employment and personal… | View Profile |
![]() | Isabel Barter | Isabel Barter is a junior barrister specialising in commercial and common law.… | View Profile |
![]() | Helen Bell | Helen specialises in claims at the interface between personal injury and employment… | View Profile |
![]() | Stuart Benzie | Stuart is an experienced commercial advocate with a practice that covers a… | View Profile |
![]() | Andrew Bershadski | Andrew specialises in international group claims, clinical negligence, personal injury and employment… | View Profile |
![]() | Clare Brown | Clare is on the Treasury A Panel and is frequently instructed by… | View Profile |
![]() | William Clerk | Will specialises is commercial law, insurance law, and civil fraud. His experience… | View Profile |
![]() | Daniel Crowley | Daniel Crowley is a very experienced trial lawyer. He has fought dozens… | View Profile |
![]() | Robert Cumming | Robert has a specialist practice in two core areas: commercial and employment… | View Profile |
![]() | Charles Dougherty | Charles specialises in commercial law, in particular commercial fraud, professional negligence, product… | View Profile |
![]() | Conor Ewing | Conor joined Chambers in 2021, following the successful completion of his pupillage.… | View Profile |
![]() | Tom Fairclough | Tom practises across the full range of Chambers’ work, and is particularly… | View Profile |
![]() | Lucas Fear-Segal | Lucas practises in all of chambers’ core areas, with a particular emphasis… | View Profile |
![]() | Niazi Fetto KC | Niazi undertakes high-value and complex personal injury (EL/PL) and clinical negligence matters. He is a member of… | View Profile |
![]() | Steven Flynn | Sports law; Domestic and International commercial litigation and arbitration; Disciplinary and Regulatory;… | View Profile |
![]() | Jennifer Gray | Jennifer specialises in all areas of immigration, asylum human rights and employment… | View Profile |
![]() | Doré Green | Property damage and professional indemnity, in particular construction professionals, brokers’ negligence and… | View Profile |
![]() | Alison Green | Barrister who specialises in commercial law, in particular insurance and reinsurance law,… | View Profile |
![]() | Roger Harris | Roger Harris specialises in clinical negligence, personal injury and litigation relating to… | View Profile |
![]() | Jack Harris | Jack is an experienced advocate with a practice that covers a broad… | View Profile |
![]() | Caroline Harrison | Specialising in clinical negligence and medical law (especially concerning research & genetics;… | View Profile |
![]() | George Hilton | George is an in demand commercial barrister who practises across Chambers’ core… | View Profile |
![]() | Lauren Hitchman | Lauren welcomes instructions across the full spectrum of Chambers’ practice areas. She… | View Profile |
![]() | Anna Hughes | Anna is a very experienced advocate who regularly advises on complex and… | View Profile |
![]() | Alex Ivory | Alex joined Chambers in 2022, following the successful completion of his pupillage.… | View Profile |
![]() | Anastasia Karseras | Anastasia is a highly experienced practitioner with particular expertise in defending fraudulent… | View Profile |
![]() | Timothy Killen | Tim specialises in commercial disputes and arbitrations, with particular knowledge and experience… | View Profile |
![]() | Marie Louise Kinsler | Marie Louise Kinsler QC specialises in private international law and EU law.… | View Profile |
![]() | Kate Legh | Kate has a broad practice across all of Chambers’ specialisms, with a… | View Profile |
![]() | Christopher Lundie | An experienced advocate with extensive expertise in the Business & Property Courts,… | View Profile |
![]() | Alistair Mackenzie | Practice Areas Alistair’s practice comprises cross-border disputes, product liability and insurance litigation.… | View Profile |
![]() | Austin Mahler | Austin’s practice focuses on commercial litigation and insolvency, specialising in construction, insurance,… | View Profile |
![]() | Bradley Martin | Bradley is a specialist clinical negligence silk. His practice covers all aspects… | View Profile |
![]() | Paige Mason-Thom | Paige is a dedicated and approachable junior barrister, with a developing focus… | View Profile |
![]() | John William McDonald | Extensive experience of motor insurance claims, including coverage issues and contribution between… | View Profile |
![]() | Hayley McLorinan | Hayley practises in employment, personal injury and contractual disputes on behalf of… | View Profile |
![]() | Meghann McTague | Meghann is an experienced advocate whose practice encompasses the full spectrum of… | View Profile |
![]() | Andrew Miller | Andrew practices as a QC and as a Mediator and Arbitrator, using… | View Profile |
![]() | Neil Moody | Insurance and reinsurance: coverage disputes, policy construction, fraudulent and exaggerated claims. Property… | View Profile |
![]() | Henry Morton Jack | Henry’s experience encompasses sale and supply of goods and services, credit hire… | View Profile |
![]() | Bob Moxon Browne | Described by Chambers UK as “an amazing courtroom presence” who is “completely… | View Profile |
![]() | Sonia Nolten KC | Sonia is an “outstanding advocate” and “fluid cross-examiner” who is both “ferociously… | View Profile |
![]() | Howard Palmer | Howard Palmer QC is particularly respected for his experience in insurance of… | View Profile |
![]() | James Partridge | James accepts instructions across the full range of Chambers’ work. He has… | View Profile |
![]() | Benjamin Phelps | Ben practises across the full range of chambers’ core areas with a… | View Profile |
![]() | Martin Porter | A leading personal injury specialist with particular experience of clinical negligence, industrial… | View Profile |
![]() | Christopher Russell | Renowned as a specialist in personal injury. An advocate with particular strengths… | View Profile |
![]() | Lucinda Spearman | Barrister | View Profile |
![]() | Sam Stevens | Sam’s main areas of practice are clinical negligence, product liability and employment.… | View Profile |
![]() | David Thomas | David’s practice encompasses property damage, insurance and professional negligence work; with him… | View Profile |
![]() | Nina Unthank | Nina specialises in the areas of clinical negligence and personal injury and… | View Profile |
![]() | Sarah Vaughan Jones | Clinical negligence, conducting civil proceedings for claimants and defendants. High Court cases… | View Profile |
![]() | Emma Catia Walker | Emma specialises in complex commercial disputes, employment disputes, and international arbitration across… | View Profile |
![]() | Helen Wolstenholme | Practice areas: Personal injury, clinical negligence, travel and jurisdiction. | View Profile |
![]() | William Wraight MRCS(Eng) | Clinical negligence and personal injury, acting for claimants and defendants. Notable cases… | View Profile |
![]() | Lucy Wyles | Lucy specialises in the areas of personal injury, travel, private international law… | View Profile |
![]() | Michael de Navarro | Personal injury, clinical and professional negligence, insurance and health and safety at… | View Profile |
![]() | Jonathan de Rohan | Common law and insurance practice including personal injury claims, professional negligence and… | View Profile |
![]() | Jessica van der Meer | Jessica’s work embraces a wide range of Chambers’ specialisations: negligence, commercial, international,… | View Profile |
Diversity
At 2TG we promote ethical practices and socially responsible behaviour for our members, staff and other stakeholders.
Members of chambers are committed to access to justice and recognise the importance to society of high-quality legal advice for all individuals. Members regularly undertake pro bono work, providing wide-ranging advice and representation via organisations such as Advocate, the Chancery Bar Litigant in Person Support Scheme, the Employment Law Appeal Advice Scheme and the Free Representation Unit.
2TG is an equal opportunities employer and, supported by three ED&I officers and an active ED&I Working Group, it is committed to the promotion of equality, diversity and inclusion. Members and staff attend Bar Council training sessions on E&D and fair recruitment, as well as regular in-house sessions (most recently, on Race Awareness). We apply the E&D Rules in the Bar Standards Board Handbook and the Equality Act 2010, ensuring that in the recruitment of pupils, tenants and members of staff, candidates are assessed against relevant criteria only. Pupillage applications are anonymized before marking, mitigating circumstances are always considered and our recruitment statistics are robustly scrutinised and analysed by the ED&I officers. We strive to ensure that employees, pupils and junior members are given equal chances of training, career development and promotion. Chambers is a signatory of the Women in Law Pledge, tackling the issue of gender equality in the profession. In accordance with the Bar Standards Board’s equality rules, members and staff are encouraged to provide diversity data. This enables Chambers to analyse and publish an anonymous summary of such data.
We are committed to taking action against racism in all its forms: individual, institutional and systemic. We wholeheartedly endorse the Bar Council statement on equal treatment, the rule of law and inclusion here.
As a chambers, we want to create and support necessary, tangible change within our profession and our wider community. We regularly work with organisations, such as the Sutton Trust, Speakers in Schools and Bridging the Bar, to promote access to the Bar for those from non-traditional backgrounds. We are keen supporters of 10,000 Black Interns (10KBI), a new initiative launched in 2022, and hosted several interns in Chambers. Further, 2TG, in partnership with The Times newspaper, has run an annual national mooting competition for many years. The competition provides an opportunity for all students in higher education to compete, regardless of their educational institution or background. This year the moot has been extended to involve outreach work with local schools.
2TG is committed to improving and promoting the well-being of its members and staff. Our Wellbeing and Social Responsibility Working Group regularly provides information and organises activities available to all staff, pupils and members. We work in partnership with Health Assured, an organisation which is on hand to provide members and staff with support.
2TG is an environmentally conscious chambers. We tackle environmental issues such as waste disposal and recycling, energy consumption and maximising energy efficiency, and we constantly seek creative ways to reduce our carbon footprint further.