For further information please contact our clerks, who will be able to help you with any questions.
Call: +44 (0)2920 375020
Email: clerks@civitaslaw.com
The Public & Administrative Law team at Civitas Chambers is highly regarded, with top-rated practitioners consistently recognised in the Legal 500 and Chambers & Partners. Our barristers represent both individuals and government departments, providing clear and effective legal support across a wide range of public law matters. Our members have cross-disciplinary expertise and often work within one or more of the public and administrative sub-groups as well as other areas of Chambers’ work, and bring a depth of knowledge and multi-dimensional approach to their work.
We have an established reputation in public law and administrative law throughout Wales and England. The team has a dominant presence on both the Welsh Government Panel of Counsel and the Attorney General’s Panel of Regional Counsel, and members are regularly instructed in significant, high-profile, and reported cases.
Our barristers frequently appear before specialist tribunals, the Administrative Court, appellate courts, and inquiries, with several members also serving as part-time judges in the First-Tier Tribunal and County Courts. We have extensive experience across a broad spectrum of public law matters, including immigration law, education, social housing, public inquiries and inquests.
The Civitas Chambers Public Law team is regularly instructed in some of the most high-profile and complex matters in Wales and beyond, including:
Yes. We provide written opinions on merits and appeal grounds, as well as draft Pre-Action Protocol letters and judicial review pleadings.
Yes. Our team frequently advises on urgent cases and can provide swift, practical support.
Yes. Several of our barristers are bilingual in Welsh and English, and we are happy to accept instructions and conduct hearings in Welsh.
Yes. We regularly provide training for solicitors, law societies, councils, and public bodies, as well as tailored in-house training to meet specific needs.
Yes, where appropriate and permitted by the Bar Standards Board. Please contact our clerks for guidance.
Yes, our barristers accept instructions funded by Legal Aid.
For further information please contact our clerks, who will be able to help you with any questions.