Direct Access - 42BR Barristers Direct Access

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Disputes with businessesIt is not always easy to get a business to do the right thing if you are dissatisfied with their product or service, but enlisting a barrister to help will often get their attention

EmploymentA dispute with your employer can be stressful for any number of reasons, but getting the right legal advice and support can quickly see things improve

Family42BR Barristers has an excellent reputation for its work in the Family field, combining a compassionate, human approach with extensive experience of this vital legal area

HousingEverybody deserves to have a safe, reliable roof over their head, but unfortunately disputes with a housing association, landlord or even the benefits agency can seriously undermine the prospects of keeping your home

Professional NegligenceWe can advise you on your legal position, draft and respond to letters, collate evidence and represent you in hearings

PropertyFrom planning issues to neighbour disputes, problems with utilities to environmental complaints, our property team deals with a vast array of matters in the High Court, County Courts and tribunals, as well as through mediation and arbitration

Legal disputes are never a pleasant experience, but our Direct Access barristers will help you minimise their impact on your business or personal life.

We offer our clients straightforward, objective advice, clarity over costs and effective representation, whether or not matters come to Court. The Direct Access Scheme will put you in direct contact with our barristers without having to involve a solicitor.

Please note, members of 42BR Barristers are not authorised to conduct litigation. This means that if instructing a barrister direct, you will need to undertake some work yourself that might normally be done by a solicitor on your behalf. This would include issuing proceedings, filing documents at court or serving documents on other parties. Your own barrister will be able to advise you in this respect.