one essex court
one essex court’s ‘barristers, from silks to juniors, are second to none’. the legal 500 asia pacific 2016
the rt. hon. dame elizabeth gloster dbe, pc returns to one essex court. for more information please see
one essex court has long been a magnet for commercial cases of the greatest magnitude, value and importance. chambers uk 2016
one essex court also has an office in singapore to support its barristers and arbitrators who regularly work there and in the wider region .
one essex court is a pre - eminent commercial set of barristers’ chambers in london, providing specialist legal advice, support and advocacy services worldwide .
many instructing solicitors noted that they would' recommend one essex to clients as one of the best sets for banking and finance work.' chambers uk 2016
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containing some of the most determined, diligent and dynamic counsel', one essex court is' as good as it gets at the bar'. the legal 500 2017
if you' re looking for a set doing a range of commercial litigation, from international headline - grabbing cases to delayed flight claims, the only way is one essex court .
one essex court offers a large number of exceptionally able silks and juniors, including some among the select few regarded as pre - eminent in the field of banking and finance. chambers uk 2017
one essex court is a leading set of barristers' chambers, specialising in commercial disputes. our members provide specialist advice and advocacy services worldwide, which include all areas of dispute resolution, litigation and arbitration .
rated by a large number of leading city solicitors as the set of choice for large - scale commercial litigation, one essex court has some of the most eminent silks and talented juniors at the london bar. chambers uk 2016
' one essex court needs no introduction to most lawyers in the energy world - its barristers are in constant demand and tackle heavyweight commercial cases for clients across the full gamut of industries in the sector.' chambers uk 2018
a combar report has named one essex court as the commercial set which assisted the highest number of pro bono cases in 2017. our members also administer the pro bono connect scheme matching barristers and solicitors on pro bono cases. see
the chambers one essex court is a pre - eminent commercial set of barristers’ chambers in london. members provide specialist legal advice, support and advocacy services worldwide, and the barristers’ expertise covers all areas of arbitration, litigation, regulation and dispute resolution. the set chambers’ work embraces all aspects of domestic and international trade, business, commerce and finance. barristers at one essex court are recognised specialist counsel in the many diverse fields of commercial law, also regularly accepting nominations as arbitrators, mediators and experts .
the competition is open to all students in any discipline registered with a uk educational institution, together with all pupils and trainees with firms of solicitors or barristers' chambers established in the uk except employees of one essex court, times newspapers and news international and members of their families .
the clerks’ room at one essex court is universally regarded as one of the elite operations at the bar. led by our senior clerk, darren burrows and divided into teams to provide a dedicated service to distinct groups, clients can be assured of receiving appropriate recommendations, and where counsel for opposing parties are based in chambers, the structure ensures that confidentiality can be respected and maintained .
chambers has for many years maintained a policy of active recruitment and expansion and only offers pupillage to those who are thought capable of becoming tenants. provided a candidate is proven to have the requisite ability, no distinction is drawn between candidates who do and those who do not have a law degree. pupils at one essex court do not compete against one another for a predetermined maximum intake .
mini - pupillages last for either one or two days. they are not formally assessed. a mini - pupillage is not a pre - requisite for pupillage although it is encouraged as it can provide a good opportunity both to see a snapshot of the work undertaken at one essex court and to meet some of the members of chambers. please visit chambers’ website for the application process and deadlines .
one essex court is a pre - eminent set of barristers’ chambers, specialising in commercial litigation and arbitration, both domestic and international. members provide specialist advice and advocacy services worldwide, which include all areas of dispute resolution before a range of courts and tribunals. barristers here can regularly be found appearing in much of the high profile litigation passing through the english high court, often for opposing parties .
one essex court is' as good as it gets at the bar'. hailed as' an exceptional set with no weak links',' it is the epitome of strength in depth' and' renowned for the biggest and most high - profile commercial, banking and fraud cases’. the legal 500 2017
one essex court’s 2010 intake of pupils are to be the highest earning trainees at the bar, with the set revealing it has set its pupillage salary at £60, 000. senior clerk darren burrows told the lawyer that the move shows “the seriousness of our intention to get the best people”. the three students taking up [ … ]
he was one of the uk members of the icc court of arbitration from 2006 to 2012 and a member of the drafting sub - committee of the icc task force, which revised the icc rules of arbitration and which came into force on 1 january 2012 .
andrew was called to the english bar and joined one essex court in 2006 to develop his practice as an arbitrator in international arbitration. prior to that, andrew had been a solicitor and was a partner at lovells (now hogan lovells) for 24 years. while at lovells he was head of the firm’s international arbitration practice (from 1998 to 2006) and was senior partner of the hong kong office (from 1994 to 1998) .
the court of appeal clarifies the scope of the rule against reflective loss. alain choo choy qc and sophie weber appeared for the defendant .
perhaps for this reason, and despite members' impressive intellectual prowess, interviewees insisted “everyone at one essex court is down to earth and there' s a relatively informal atmosphere. ” traditional afternoon tea is replaced with friday drinks. “people go down to the basement, and there' s a fridge full of beers and wine ,
one interviewee reported .
a whole range of people attend – you can have conversations with silks as if they' re ordinary people! ” and if that' s not enough, “there seems to be reason to celebrate things very frequently. there have been at least three big parties during pupillage so far! ”
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current pupils admitted: “it' s not loads, not like a criminal pupillage where you' re in court every day. and appearances do get cancelled sometimes. ” but sources appreciated the effort the clerks go to in order to get pupils on their feet: “the good thing about doing your own court work is that when you finish pupillage, you have some sense of what it' s like to go to court by yourself. ”
commercial court rejects spa tax indemnity claim as premature. conall patton appeared for the defendant. for the full article and a copy of the judgment please see
commercial court dismisses application to stay proceedings commenced under a non - exclusive jurisdiction clause. to view the full article and a copy of the judgment please see
situated in middle temple, one essex court exudes a modern sleekness at odds with its olde - worlde surroundings. but, like the excellent boardroom biscuits we sample every time we visit, some things have remained reassuringly constant and in no need of a face - lift – this applies to the set' s impressive reputation for all things commercial law. oec continually achieves top - tier rankings in chambers uk for commercial dispute resolution, energy and civil fraud, as well as impressive marks for intellectual property, international arbitration, banking and finance, and competition .
the clerks at one essex court have an unrivalled reputation for flexibility, honesty and transparency, particularly in relation to charging. where estimated charges have been provided, barristers and their clerks will endeavour to keep within those parameters, assuming that no difficulties or unexpected delays are encountered. additional charges may apply to extra work arising out of such complications, but where possible the clerks will inform you in advance if an estimate may be significantly exceeded. both the clerks and the barristers are responsive where a client might be facing financial hardship, and are willing where appropriate, to consider alternative funding structures .
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“the best draftsman that we have ever come across... he has this amazing ability to distil complicated facts and legal concepts into one neat phrase or term” (c & p 2014, banking and finance )
in the second six, pupils also get up on their feet to try their hand at cases of their own – the clerks seek out small county court claims especially for pupils to sharpen their teeth on. “i think i went to court maybe four times during pupillage, ” a recent tenant reflected .
it was a terrifying experience, and the fear never really goes away, but you get better at dealing with it. the first time i went to court i was up against a barrister at another commercial set in a claim over a delayed flight. i got to cross - examine witnesses and make legal submissions. ”
court of appeal allows sainsbury' s appeal: visa' s and mastercard' s interchange fees infringe article 101 (1) tfeu. derek spitz acted for sainsbury' s. for more information and the full judgment please see
those examples give you an idea of the calibre of oec' s successful applicants. among its most junior members are an ex - solicitor, three former university lecturers / tutors, two vinerian scholars, two individuals who' d been called to the bar overseas, and one who had over a dozen prizes and scholarships to their name. we also noticed that one baby junior had previously interned at the economist, while a current pupil had interned at credit suisse and blackrock before pupillage .
turkish issue estoppel trumps english jurisdiction - conall patton acted (with mark howard qc) for turkish bank, vakifbank, in a successful challenge to the english court' s jurisdiction to hear a claim by bta, the kazakh bank, under a deed of release .
on 5 july the european court of justice (“ecj”) has delivered its ruling in the marle participations case (c - 320 / 17). the marle participations case is about deduction of vat on costs (“input vat”) incurred in connection with the acquisition of shareholdings in subsidiaries…
james ruddell has a broad commercial practice. he has experience in complex high court litigation (from pre - action advice through to trial) across a wide range of chambers’ practice areas. in arbitration, james has experience in disputes administered pursuant to lcia, siac, uncitral and ad hoc rules, and bringing arbitration claims before the commercial court. in addition to his work as part of a larger counsel team, he also acts as sole counsel in litigation / arbitration and has both trial and procedural / cmc advocacy experience. his practice also frequently involves advisory work .
flyington freighters ltd v airbus sas & ors (comm) acted (with sonia tolaney qc and christopher bond) for airbus in a $ 50 million dispute with an indian freight airline over a sale and purchase agreement for aircraft (settled on the eve of a four - week commercial court trial) .
james is one of the commercial bar’s “go - to” senior juniors. his “superb reputation and first class abilities” see him regularly instructed in many of the most high - profile and valuable commercial disputes. james combines “phenomenal” advocacy with “amazing” paperwork, “extremely accurate” advice and “tremendously dedicated” client service (all quotes c & p / wwl) .
this case illustrates senior clerk darren burrows' point that within the set' s key areas, “contractual disputes are the main thrust of what goes on here. ” pupils felt “the work is hugely varied” but explained that “what unites all the work here is that it involves businesses disputing some kind of commercial issue or another. ” for example, one recent case saw members represent hewlett - packard in a $ 5 billion accounting fraud lawsuit against former executives of autonomy, the british software firm hp acquired in 2011. in the commercial court richard boulton qc recently acted on behalf of 11 major uk retailers, led by the arcadia group, in a case against visa and mastercard over allegations that the two companies charged retailers anti - competitive credit card fees .
james is highly ranked in the leading directories for commercial law and for banking and finance and regularly appears in the largest and most valuable commercial court cases (current or recent cases include vestia v db; tchenguiz v grant thornton; golden belt v bnpp; db v sebastian, vik). he is listed as one of the 5 most highly regarded banking and finance juniors at the commercial bar (wwl 2018), has been nominated three times by chambers & partners for banking or commercial junior of the year (2017, 2015 and 2013) and was selected by both legal week and the times as a “future star of the bar”. james acts as a senior junior within a larger counsel team, as sole advocate or leading a more junior barrister .
pupils sit with three supervisors – two for three months a piece, then the final supervisor for six months. “i mainly assisted my supervisor with their live work ,
a baby junior recalled of their first six .
if they were going to court, i' d go with them, or if they were writing a skeleton argument, i' d assist with that. ” occasionally pupils are put on dead matters if there' s an area they haven' t been exposed to yet, but “if something live is going on, that' s always the preference. ” as well as working for their three supervisors, pupils also do some work for other members. “i did about ten pieces of work for others, often legal research, ” one interviewee reflected .
his experience and reputation in international arbitration have been recognised by a number of the leading legal directories, including legal experts, legal 500, chambers uk, chambers global and global arbitration review. he was runner up for the 2015 gar best prepared / most responsive arbitrator award. whos who legal 2017 says
andrew foyle deals with disputes in numerous industries and is
without a doubt one of the most gifted arbitrators
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looking to the future, darren burrows describes the set' s strategy as threefold: “one, to ensure that we' re recruiting the very best people coming to the commercial bar. two, to ensure we have close relations with our solicitor and other professional clients. and three, to make sure we' re responsive and imaginative in how we charge for our services .
burrows identifies
a challenging landscape as far as fees and charges go, which means we need to be willing to offer novel fee arrangements. price has become a more important tool for winning clients. ”
the set has more silks ranked in chambers uk than you can shake a big floppy wig at: around ten are ranked for each of banking and finance, energy, and fraud, and over 20 for commercial disputes. those 20 - plus include stars of the bar lord grabiner and laurence rabinowitz. grabiner – who is also head of chambers – recently acted for saudi prince abdul aziz, son of the late king fahd, in the court of appeal in a case about an oral agreement to pay £12 million to janan harb, the king' s ex - wife .
oec also offers a specialist ip pupillage alongside its four regular commercial pupillages. “we do a lot of trade mark disputes for businesses looking to protect their brands, as well as copyright and patent cases, ” an ip pupil explained. for example, a pupil recently worked alongside several barristers in an appeal brought by british american tobacco against the judicial review challenge to the introduction of plain cigarette packaging. “it was very interesting to gain some experience of judicial review ,
one pupil enthused. meanwhile, another member won a case for an eco - friendly black cab manufacturer, whose design had been challenged by the london taxi company which (unsuccessfully) claimed the design of black cabs was unique .
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berwin leighton paisner (blp) has hired teacher stern sports and media litigator graham shear. shear (pictured) has been a prominent figure at teacher stern, securing a number of high profile sport and tv celebrity clients for the uk firm. last month the lawyer reported that shear advised football agent kia joorabchian on carlos tevez’s transfer [ … ]
north - east firm raleys solicitors is appealing two solicitors disciplinary tribunal (sdt) decisions relating to the firm’s role in handling compensation claims from sick coalminers. carol gill in february the firm’s then senior partner derek firth was banned from practising law for four years while equity partner david barber was suspended for two years and partner [ … ]
edinburgh - headquartered shepherd & wedderburn’s turnover fell by 7 per cent in the 2008 - 09 financial year, with average ­profit per equity partner (pep) dropping 26 per cent. at the end of the year the firm’s turnover stood at £39. 6m, down from £42. 6m, while pep fell from £311, 000 to £230, 000. chief executive patrick andrew said: “we, along with many [ … ]
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on 3 july 2018 the luxembourg government submitted the bill for ratification of the multilateral instrument (“mli”) to parliament. the positions taken on the mli do not deviate from the provisional list of choices and reservations notified by luxembourg to the oecd in june 2017. the explanatory note to the bill contains a summary of [ … ]
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clifford chance has taken the lead for uk satellite company inmarsat as it rejects a hostile £3. 2bn takeover bid from us rival echostar, advised by white & case. clifford chance advised inmarsat, fielded by corporate and m & a partners jonny myers, david lewis and lee coney. following a last - minute snag at inmarsat, echostar, which is controlled by [ … ]
hill dickinson‘s turnover has fallen below £100m in a challenging year for the firm, which also saw profits decline marginally following a large team sale to keoghs. the national firm has been in state of flux over the last 18 months as it has looked to overhaul its business in light of a number of [ … ]
lawyer dominic raab has been appointed brexit secretary by theresa may in the wake of david davis’ resignation from cabinet. davis resigned late last night (8 july), saying he did not believe in may’s brexit strategy. raab, mp for esher & walton and previously housing minister, has taken over. there had initially been speculation that former [ … ]
paul hastings is to appoint a london lawyer to the role of global co - managing partner for the first time, in a move that highlights the importance of the city to the strategy of the firm. london office head ronan o’sullivan will take up the post from october, the lawyer has learned, replacing current co - managing partner and los angeles [ … ]
dac beachcroft has hired its first chief operating officer (coo) since 2013, naming deacons coo andrew keith to the role. he will join the firm on 23 july. keith – who has held senior hr roles at baker mckenzie and legacy sj berwin – will also sit on the firm executive board and report directly [ … ]
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pupils were drawn to oec for its “excellent reputation and high quality of work, ” and the fact the set is “right at the top of the tree for general commercial work. ” the range of work on offer appealed too. darren burrows says junior tenants shouldn' t aim to specialise too early: “i recommend they keep their practice broad and find out what they enjoy. if they want to specialise they can do that later on. ”
it was a terrifying experience, and the fear never really goes away .
there are no formal assessments at oec – “over the course of the first nine months, any work you do is assessed. the supervisors write a report at the end of each seat which is then fed to the pupillage committee. the committee reviews that and makes a recommendation on which all members vote to decide on new tenants. ” sources saw this process as “a constant stream of steady pressure, rather than particular instances of very high pressure. ” pupils also appreciated that “ focusing on mistakes is definitely not what chambers does. mistakes are probably only ever taken into account if you make them more than once. ” in 2017, all three pupils gained tenancy .
irrespective of area, all applications are made through the pupillage gateway. this is followed by two rounds of interviews. in the first, applicants are invited to chambers an hour and a half before the interview and asked to tackle a legal problem question, which is
challenging, but lends itself to being dealt with at different levels, ” according to pupillage committee member anna boase. interviewees get a copy of chitty as a reference point. “we don' t expect them to cite detailed case law ,
says boase .
we provide it in order to provide a level playing field for everyone whether they are doing the gdl, have completed a phd or practised as a solicitor .
back to the interview process: candidates present their answer to the legal problem question orally in the first interview “in the same way a barrister would present advice to a client. ” this is followed by some cv questions. pupils felt “everything was focused on legal aptitude rather than competency questions – the process is aimed at finding out if you' d be a good barrister based on how you reason through a problem. ” the second - round interview follows the same pattern as the first, again in front of a panel. as we indicated above, the set values a good academic record – “the work is very complicated and requires you to think about a lot of information at the same time, pick out what' s relevant, and get to an answer when there are many potential competing answers. ” smarts aside, anna boase says “pupils need to be able to work effectively with our solicitor clients and as part of a team. ”
chambers’ work embraces all aspects of domestic and international trade, commerce and finance. members of chambers are recognised specialists in the many diverse fields characterised as commercial disputes work, also regularly accepting nominations as arbitrators, mediators and experts. work here includes, but is not limited to: arbitration; banking and financial services; civil fraud and investigations; commercial litigation; company and insolvency; competition and eu; energy and natural resources (oil, gas, utilites etc); insurance; intellectual property; it, media and broadcasting; professional liabilty; public law; sports; gaming and liscensing; tax and revenue law .
at least four guaranteed 12 - month pupillages are offered per year, each with substantial funding. in addition, chambers now offers a separate pupillage within their intellectual property group. from the beginning, pupils assist pupil supervisors with their papers, do legal research, draft opinions, pleadings and skeleton arguments. there are substantial opportunities for advocacy in the second six months of pupillage. chambers subscribes to pupillage gateway .
chambers offers each pupil £65, 000, supplemented by earnings in the second six. it is understood that this is amongst the highest awards available to pupils. an advance of the award is available, upon request, during a prospective pupil’s bar professional training course (bptc) year. in addition to the pupilage award, there is also an interest free new tenant loan available on successful completion of pupillage .
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our work embraces all aspects of domestic and international trade, commerce and finance. members of chambers are recognised specialists in the many diverse fields characterised as commercial disputes, also regularly accepting nominations as arbitrators, mediators and experts .
a standout commercial set packed with' keen, responsive and commercially aware' barristers who' have proactive relationships with those that instruct them.' chambers uk 2016
hailed as' an exceptional set with no weak links',' it is the epitome of strength in depth' and' renowned for the biggest and most high - profile commercial, banking and fraud cases'. the legal 500 2017
on the practice management side, some say that the clerking here is' probably the best of all the magic circle sets'. the legal 500 2017
' the combined jurisdictional expertise of the set' s members is outstanding, and its barristers are frequently entrusted with highly politically and geographically sensitive issues concerning the exploitation and supply of resources.' chambers uk 2018
' a highly respected banking and finance set with a long history of involvement in major banking litigation disputes.' chambers uk 2018
' the clerking is the best i have ever seen. we get great service from the bottom up.' chambers uk 2018
terra firma has successfully obtained rectification of the terms of a private equity financing transaction ...
energy law (incl. electricity, oil, gas, utilities & associated regulation )
office hours are from 8. 00am to 8. 00pm monday to friday. in addition, a clerk is available on the main switchboard number until 10. 00pm monday to friday. outside of these times and at weekends, the clerks can be contacted on the phone numbers detailed in their individual profiles .
prior to coming to the english bar, james practised for 2 years as a commercial litigation barrister and solicitor in new zealand .
deutsche bank v unitech (comm) acting (with sonia tolaney qc and adam sher) for deutsche bank in a claim to enforce a swap transaction, which is defended on the basis of alleged misrepresentations and / or implied terms as to suitability and libor manipulation. federal deposit insurance company v barclays & ors (comm) acting (with sonia tolaney qc, nehali shah and owain draper) for deutsche bank in a claim brought by the fdic against a number of libor panel banks in relation to alleged libor misconduct .
siac arbitration (singapore seat) acting (with laurence rabinowitz qc and others) for an oil and gas company defending a claim for $ 5. 5bn for alleged fraud and breach of warranty under an spa .
sir owen glenn v watson & ors (ch) acted for the third and fourth defendants (led by anna boase and later as sole counsel) in respect of claims brought in the chancery division arising out of a failed c. £125m joint investment venture. the claims against the third and fourth defendants were based on fraudulent misrepresentation, knowing receipt and tracing .
tower trading group ltd v gaunt (qb) acting for the claimant trading platform provider (led by david cavender qc) in claims against former employees and shareholders for breach of a shareholders’ agreement, obligations of confidence and restrictive covenants .
james is a leading commercial junior practising in all aspects of commercial law. particularly well - known for his high - profile general commercial and banking and finance practice, james’s practice encompasses all major areas of commercial law, including fraud, technology, energy, professional negligence, injunctions, jurisdiction, enforcement and international arbitration (under icc, icsid and lcia rules) .
“macdonald' s superb reputation and first - class abilities see him regularly instructed in the most high - profile of matters. he' s a go - to senior junior for banking work, who' s phenomenally hard - working, exceptionally bright and tremendously dedicated .
( c & p 2018, banking and finance )
“a very strong junior who appears in market - leading cases being led by some of the best silks in the business. he produces excellent work [ and ] is responsive and understands what the client is trying to achieve
( c & p 2017, commercial dispute resolution )
“his written work is excellent and he is also a very strong trial advocate who is also great with clients” (c & p 2017, banking & finance) .
in more than 40 years of legal practice, he has dealt with a wide range of commercial disputes, including those arising from share acquisition agreements, joint ventures, the financial services and banking sector, construction contracts, sale of goods, the oil industry, defence contracts, insurance and technology disputes .
he is regularly appointed as an arbitrator in international arbitrations, including lcia, icc and uncitral arbitrations, as sole arbitrator, chairman and as a party appointee .
he is a fellow of the chartered institute of arbitrators and a member of the lcia. he is on the panel of arbitrators of the icdr, the hong kong international arbitration centre and the chinese international economic and trade arbitration commission .
he is a member of the arbitration committee of the iba and a past chair of its subcommittee on the recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards. he has also been the editor of dispute resolution international, published by the iba .
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on 21 may 2018, sophie weber was awarded an alumni aspiring leaders award by king' s college london. this award recognises distinguished alumni under the age of 40 who have demonstrated outstanding professional achievement and service to king' s and its students .
glencore awarded anti - suit injunction in relation to us $ 2. 857bn proceedings in drc. camilla bingham qc and sam o' leary appeared for the claimant. you can view the full article and judgment here -
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summary judgment granted in faulty aircraft engine dispute. david caplan acted for the claimant. to view the full article and judgment please visit -
the times law awards competition 2018 at the guildhall. the prize winners pictured with the lord chancellor, lord grabiner qc and james goldsmith urltoken
congratulations to the winners of the times law awards 2018. you can now view the winning essays at the following link -
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one essex court is a set of barristers ' chambers in london , specialising in commercial litigation , which was founded in 1966 . currently comprising 85 full-time members , 32 of whom are silks or queen 's counsel . one essex court 's members include well-known silks lord grabiner qc and laurence rabinowitz qc . prior to her appointment to the commercial court , elizabeth gloster qc was a member . one essex court is considered to be part of the bar 's magic circle . it is ranked in the top band for commercial litigation by both chambers and partners and legal 500 . it has a turnover of £ 46.5 million a year . in 2012 , one essex court opened a new international office in singapore . one essex court also runs an annual essay competition for students in conjunction with the times . one essex court offers one of the highest pupillage awards at the bar , £ 60,000 . 
one essex court is a set of barristers' chambers in london, specialising in commercial litigation, which was founded in 1966. currently comprising 85 full-time members, 32 of whom are silks or queen's counsel. one essex court's members include well-known silks lord grabiner qc and laurence rabinowitz qc. prior to her appointment to the commercial court, elizabeth gloster qc was a member. one essex court is considered to be part of the bar's magic circle. it is ranked in the top band for commercial litigation by both chambers and partners and legal 500. it has a turnover of £ 46.5 million a year. in 2012, one essex court opened a new international office in singapore. one essex court also runs an annual essay competition for students in conjunction with the times. one essex court offers one of the highest pupillage awards at the bar, £ 60,000.
one essex court is a set of barristers' chambers in london, specialising in commercial litigation, which was founded in 1966. currently comprising 85 full-time members, 32 of whom are silks or queen's counsel. one essex court's members include well-known silks lord grabiner qc and laurence rabinowitz qc. prior to her appointment to the commercial court, elizabeth gloster qc was a member. one essex court is considered to be part of the bar's magic circle. it is ranked in the top band for commercial litigation by both chambers and partners and legal 500. it has a turnover of £ 46.5 million a year. in 2012, one essex court opened a new international office in singapore. one essex court also runs an annual essay competition for students in conjunction with the times. one essex court offers one of the highest pupillage awards at the bar, £ 60,000.