At Fifteen Winckley Square we offer excellent client care and adhere to the Bar Council Code of Conduct and Practice Management Standards.
Our Chambers in Winckley Square were founded in 1983 as the first set of independent Chambers in Preston. From these premises we have over the years provided an effective and professional service to clients throughout Lancashire and Cumbria in each of our three main areas of practice: family, criminal and civil.
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Chambers boasts some of the leading advocates on the Northern Circuit and has been involved in many of the high profile cases on Circuit in recent years.
Four former members of Chambers have been elevated to the Judiciary. We offer excellent client care and adhere to the Bar Council Code of Conduct and Practice Management Standards in dealings with clients. Our members are supported by a clerking team with vast experience and broad knowledge of the work which we undertake and we have been awarded Quality Mark status by the Legal Services Commission.
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Chambers arrangements over the Christmas holidays 2024
Chambers will close for the Christmas holidays at 6pm on Monday 23rd December 2024 and [...]
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15 Winckley Square at the Northern Pupillage Fair 2024
Members and Pupils of 15 Winckley Square attended the Northern Pupillage Fair last weekend in [...]
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Introduction to Cryptocurrency in financial relief cases – Karl Berry
Following our recent Finance team Autumn event, Karl Berry has produced a handout from his [...]
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15 Winckley Square – Autumn Finance Event
Chambers recently hosted a Financial Remedies seminar to a number of our clients. Following an [...]
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Nov
Children Arbitration – Samantha Bowcock KC MCiarb
Chambers are pleased to announce that Samantha Bowcock KC has become a Member of the Institute [...]
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Sep
Pre-nuptial Agreements – A Balancing Exercise
Poppy Sparrow of our Family Team has written an interesting report exploring the intricacies of [...]
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Aug
Hair Strand Testing: A Cautionary Tale Re: D 2024
Kira Pattenden looks at the Court’s approach to hair strand testing in the recent judgment [...]
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Jun
A Summary of Re: T – “Non-disclosure of relevant evidence in the interests of a child” from Chris Ovenden
Chris Ovenden of our Family Team has written an interesting summary exploring the non-disclosure of [...]
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