New Temple Chambers is a commercial barristers’ chambers with a commitment to excellence. Chambers specialises in construction, engineering and infrastructure, commercial litigation, adjudication, arbitration, professional negligence, commercial, IT and technology and property law. Strategically located in the heart of the City of London at 30 St Mary Axe (The Gherkin) and in Manchester at 82 King Street, our chambers offer exceptional facilities and cutting-edge legal technology. This enables our barristers to deliver top-tier legal services, meticulously aligned with our clients’ commercial goals, ensuring the best possible outcomes.
Our main area of practice is Construction and Engineering Law. Chambers is often sought after to advise on complex construction, engineering and infrastructure disputes in adjudication, litigation in the technology and construction court and arbitration. Our barristers provide expert legal advice, excellence in drafting and robust representation across the United Kingdom in the County Court, High Court, Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court.
Our clients are extremely important to us and are at the core of our success. We value our relationships with clients and they can rely on our high level of legal expertise, wealth of knowledge and dedication that we devote to each case. We have barristers who are highly skilled and dedicated in providing our clients with an outstanding service in all our areas of expertise together with exceptional client care.
Members of New Temple Chambers provide legal advice, drafting and robust representation robust representation in tribunals, the Technology and Construction court (TCC), the Chancery Division, the Commercial Court, Court of Appeal and United Kingdom’s Supreme Court.
Charles Edwin Edwards (2002), MSt(Cantab) MSc(Lond) FCInstCES of Middle Temple, Barrister (England and Wales), (Head of Chambers)
We have a wealth of knowledge and experience in providing high quality legal advice, drafting and robust presentation in the civil courts and tribunals in England and Wales.
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