Deka Chambers participates in Middle Temple pupillage event

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05/12/2024

On Tuesday, Gareth Munday, a member of the Pupillage Committee at Deka Chambers, spoke on the panel at the Middle Temple Young Bar Association’s pupillage event. It was an excellent opportunity for students and prospective applicants to learn about the application process and to ask questions.

Deka Chambers is a common law (mixed practice) set of chambers based in London. In the upcoming application round (opening on 3 January 2024), Deka Chambers will be seeking to recruit up to three pupils to start in October 2026, each supported by a financial package worth £65,000. There is much more information on our pupillage pages.

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