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Deka Chambers is delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted for 5 awards in the Legal 500 Bar Awards 2023. Chambers, Members of Chambers, and our Clerking Team have all received nominations.
Shortlisted Categories:
Personal Injury Set of the Year
Personal Injury Junior of the Year
• Laura Begley
Silk of the Year
• Tom Little KC
Crime and Extradition Junior of the Year
• Claire Harden-Frost
Clerking Team of the Year
The Legal 500 seek to recognise both chambers and individuals – barristers of all levels of seniority, clerks, other chambers professionals and arbitrators. The awards are determined based on The Legal 500’s market-leading independent research for the annual directories.
We would like to thank all of our clients and referees who took the time to provide feedback to the Legal 500.
Check the shortlist here.
The winners will be announced on 3rd of October 2023 at London Hilton on Park Lane.
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