Harcourt Chambers ranked as a top tier set by the Legal 500

29th Sep 2022 | News

We are delighted to have been ranked as a top tier set in The Legal 500 where Harcourt is described as an ‘exceptional set with many very experienced and able advocates’. Each of Harcourt’s six KC’s have been ranked highly in addition to twenty seven juniors who are ranked across children and money work.

We are particularly pleased to announce those who have gained a new ranking: Margaret Styles and Oliver Powell (Child Law – Midlands) and Annie Sayers (Child Law – South Eastern).

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Harcourt Chambers ranked as a top tier set by the Legal 500

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Margaret Styles MCIArb

Annie Sayers

Oliver Powell

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