Alexander Chambers is a specialist barristers chambers in England and Wales, focusing primarily on medical law and regulatory law. Established in 2007, the chambers brings together significant expertise under one roof, acting for a diverse client base that includes individuals, professionals, hospitals, and local authorities.
The chambers is known for its comprehensive approach to both medical and regulatory legal matters, offering representation and advice directly to the public or through solicitors. With barristers experienced in a wide array of tribunals and courts, they handle cases across England and Wales and, in certain regulatory contexts, in Scotland and Northern Ireland. Their services are characterized by responsiveness, competitive fees, and a commitment to accessibility, with meetings available in multiple cities or via videoconference.
Services Offered
- Medical Law
- Regulatory Law
- Professional Discipline
- Inquests
- Civil Law
- Criminal Law
- Public Law
- Employment Law
- CQC Law
- Health Care Law
- Mental Health Law
- Clinical Negligence
- Coroner’s Inquests
- Professional Conduct Law
- General Regulatory Law
- Clinician Employment Law
- Hospital and Care Home Law
- Contract and Commercial Law
- GP and Partnership Law
- Healthcare Regulation
- Education Law
- Trading Standards Law
- Agricultural Law
- Animal Protection Law
- Veterinary Law
- Police Disciplinary (Misconduct) Law
- Contractual Disputes Law
- Wills and Trusts
- Practice and Employment Contracts
- Local Authority Contracts
- Pressure Sore Damage Claims
- Misfeasance in Public Office Claims
- Care Home Closures
- Partnership Disputes
- Architect and Surveyor Regulation
- Accountancy Regulation
- Professional Misconduct Issues
- Court of Protection Law
- Litigation Services
- Legal Advice and Representation
- Advice on Evidence and Procedure
- Case Preparation for Hearings
The chambers serves clients throughout England and Wales, with barristers available in London, Manchester, Cardiff, and regionally. They also handle certain cases in Scotland and Northern Ireland where rights of audience apply. Services are available in English, and the barristers operate as independent practitioners, each carrying professional indemnity insurance regulated by the Bar Standards Board.
