Enterprise Chambers

Enterprise Chambers is a prominent set of barristers specialising in commercial, business, and property-related disputes. With established premises in London, Bristol, and Leeds, the set maintains a nationwide presence, fielding barristers throughout England and Wales. Members provide commercially focused advice and representation, delivered promptly and to a high standard, and are experienced across all courts, tribunals, mediations, and arbitrations, including regulatory and property tribunals.

The set undertakes work across a broad spectrum of commercial, business, and property matters, acting for private individuals, small and medium-sized enterprises, large corporations, and public authorities. Its barristers are equipped to handle matters ranging from routine disputes to the most complex litigation, either individually or as part of a team. Core areas of practice include commercial chancery, company law, insolvency, banking and financial services, property (both commercial and residential landlord and tenant), and professional negligence. The chambers is particularly recognised for its combined expertise in insolvency and property, which uniquely positions it to handle disputes that overlap these areas.

Within insolvency, members act on international and cross-border matters, including liquidations, receiverships, administrations, voluntary arrangements, schemes of arrangement, and bankruptcies, frequently representing or opposing insolvency practitioners in transaction adjustments. In commercial law, expertise extends to contracts, restraint of trade, securities, sales of goods, insurance, competition law, civil fraud, and tax. Company and partnership work includes directors’ liabilities and disqualification, shareholder and partner disputes, unfair prejudice, derivative actions, dissolution claims, and quasi-partnerships. Banking and finance work covers mortgages, guarantees, indemnities, receivership and administration, negligent investment advice, mis-selling, payment fraud, misdirected payments, project finance, hire-purchase, and asset finance. Property and landlord-tenant disputes encompass residential, business, and agricultural tenancies, mortgages, conveyancing, easements, covenants, adverse possession, environmental law, housing, land sales, beneficial interests, and land registration. Professional negligence work involves claims against accountants, architects, barristers, insolvency practitioners, engineers, solicitors, and surveyors.

Many members of Enterprise Chambers are recognised in leading legal directories as authorities in their fields and are noted for their expertise, accessibility, and commercial acumen.

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