State Chambers
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State Chambers is a set of barristers' chambers based at Level 36, 52 Martin Place, Sydney, founded in 1997. Its barristers appear in court and give advice and advocacy, and family, criminal and employment law are among its main practice areas.
Founded in 1997, led by Shane Prince SC
State Chambers was founded in 1997 and describes itself as a pre-eminent set of barristers' chambers. Shane Prince SC is head of chambers. Several employment law barristers carry the SC or KC senior counsel titles, which the site does not present as accredited specialist status.
Areas of law at State Chambers
Family law
Wills and estates
Personal injury
Criminal and traffic
Employment
Commercial and IP
Other areas of law
State Chambers is a group of barristers who appear in court and give advice and advocacy. Family work covers parenting and property matters before the Federal Circuit and Family Court, along with family dispute resolution. Criminal work includes judge-only and jury trials, sentencing and appeals. Employment work covers unfair dismissal, adverse action, general protections and discrimination. Common law work covers motor vehicle, workplace and medical negligence claims. Commercial work includes contracts, commercial disputes and wills and estates. One customer says the barristers are passionate and care about their clients.
Tips for visiting State Chambers
- ✓Call the clerk on (02) 9223 1522 or email clerk@statechambers.net with questions about fees and barristers' experience.
- ✓Check the practice areas page to find the barrister whose area matches your matter before you get in touch.
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FAQ about State Chambers
Does State Chambers handle family law?
Yes. Its barristers appear in parenting and property matters before the Federal Circuit and Family Court, and also offer family dispute resolution.
Does State Chambers handle personal injury claims?
Yes. Its common law work includes motor vehicle accident claims and industrial and workplace accident claims before the Personal Injury Commission.
Does State Chambers handle wills and estates?
Yes. Wills and estates sit within its commercial law practice area.