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Telephone 020 7831 0222
Email charmaine.clubb@42br.com
Charmaine joined Chambers in 2021 following successful completion of pupillage. She currently practises in family and employment law, although she has a broad common law background. Charmaine is currently instructed as junior counsel on behalf of the Scottish infected and affected core participants in the Infected Blood Inquiry, the UK’s largest ever public inquiry.
Alongside her busy practice, Charmaine is active in the wider legal community. She is particularly passionate about access to justice and equality and diversity at the Bar. Through Bridging the Bar, Charmaine mentors aspiring barristers from underrepresented groups. She also sits on Advocate’s Young Bar Executive Committee and Chambers’ Equality and Diversity Committee. In 2021, Charmaine was nominated for Young Pro Bono Barrister of the Year at the Bar Pro Bono Awards.
Charmaine accepts instructions in all employment-related matters, including discrimination, unfair dismissal, whistleblowing and contractual disputes. During pupillage, Charmaine spent three months observing a variety of employment issues under the supervision of Safia Tharoo.
Charmaine was recently led on behalf of the Respondent in a complex 20-day trial concerning whistleblowing and redundancy claims against the Financial Conduct Authority. Whilst acting for a Claimant, Charmaine successfully resisted strike out of a disability discrimination claim.
University of Cambridge (Peterhouse), BA Law
BPP Law School, LLM Legal Practice (Barristers)
BPP Law School, Bar Professional Training Course
We will be hosting a virtual round table discussion where a group of five practitioners, specialising in different areas of law, will discuss the status of a pet or companion animal in law.
Published: 26th Sep 2022
Tina Cook QC & Charmaine Clubb will be providing free virtual training in the form of a Family Law Webinar.
Published: 17th Feb 2022
![Charmaine Clubb discusses the recent Court of Appeal homelessness decision in Paley v LB Waltham Forest [2022] EWCA Civ 112](https://www.42br.com/_files/images-article/31-housing-banner.jpg)
Money doesn’t grow on trees: how (not) to conduct an affordability exercise
Published: 16th Feb 2022
Congratulations Charmaine Clubb for your nomination.
Published: 11th Oct 2021
