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Doughty Street Chambers is a set of internationally renowned barristers with a reputation for excellence. We specialise in many areas of law across multiple jurisdictions, often in cases with an emphasis on civil liberties and human rights, and offer our clients a commitment to hard work and an innovative, multi-disciplinary approach.
For more information contact: Joint Senior Practice Managers Sian Wilkins (Civil) and Matt Butchard (Crime)
t: +44(0)20 7404 1313
Doughty Street Chambers is a set of internationally renowned barristers with a reputation for excellence. We specialise in many areas of law across multiple jurisdictions, often in cases with an emphasis on civil liberties and human rights, and offer our clients a commitment to hard work and an innovative, multi-disciplinary approach.
For more information contact: Joint Senior Practice Managers Sian Wilkins (Civil) and Matt Butchard (Crime)
t: +44(0)20 7404 1313
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