Trinity Chambers

England - Regional Bar • South Eastern Circuit

Family: children and domestic abuse

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Pump Court Chambers

42 Bedford Row

1 Crown Office Row Brighton

Trinity Chambers is home to ‘a number of highly skilled and personable barristers’ who are well-equipped to represent the entire range of clients in children law proceedings, including local authorities, parents, grandparents, and other relatives, and children. Stefanie Wickins ‘is a formidable opponent’ who ’is tenacious in her advocacy‘, and she is a particular practitioner of note with expertise in allegations of domestic abuse and cases requiring professional intervention. Daniel Attridge is an ’excellent barrister’ with notable ‘technical ability’, and he is highly experienced in Children Act mandates; both he and William Green have appeared before a variety of courts, including the Court of Appeal. Emily Quinn is another name to note at the set with ‘the ability to deal sensitively with clients who have been victims of abuse’. Chambers is also home to Alice Newton, who undertakes both private and public law work often surrounding injuries to children requiring medical expertise.

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Stefanie Wickins

‘Stefanie is a first-class barrister who provides a first-class service. Her preparation is meticulous and her attention to detail is faultless, he is quick to understand the issues, even in the most complex of cases, and always provides reliable and realistic advice.’

Emily Quinn

‘Emily is a magician in the courtroom, can be presented with the most challenging of cases and achieve an outcome better than anyone expected. Her skills are far beyond her years of experience and on par with barristers who have twice as much experience as her.’

Daniel Attridge

‘Daniel is an excellent barrister and a big strength is his technical ability. There are no limits to his knowledge, he is a go-to barrister for advice and representation in this area, and as an advocate, he is exactly what clients want; outside the court room he has an authoritative but calm demeanour and inside it, he is robust and will fight the client’s corner.’

Alice Newton

‘Alice is an extremely effective advocate. She is very thorough in her preparation and excellent in her written work, she is a skilled and tenacious advocate, she remembers minor points from her client's instructions and ensures that the case has been put fully, and she gives very clear and sensible advice to clients about how to manage the situation they are in.'

Laura-Jayne Swaile

Laura-Jayne is an excellent advocate. She is always well-prepared for court attendances and is confident, well-spoken, and a formidable opponent, she has a good manner with clients, always ensuring that they have a good understanding of their position and likely outcomes, and feedback is consistently great.'

Lisa Tuckwell

‘Lisa is a fantastic advocate; she is highly principled, absolutely determined on behalf of the client, energetic and delivers consistently high-quality work. She takes a keen interest in the client journey and is always available outside court between hearings for casual communication or an initial view.’

William Green

'William is very personable and connects well with client from the outset. He provides clear and appropriate advice, he is thorough in both his preparation and his feedback at the conclusion of the matter, and in terms of his advocacy, again, he is thorough, getting to grips with the key issues and leaving no stone unturned in his cross-examination.'

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