Personal Injury
Lincoln House Chambers offers a service to both claimants and defendants in personal injury claims at all levels. The depth of...
Lincoln House Chambers has a well respected civil team with extensive experience in personal injury, industrial/occupational disease, fatal accidents, criminal injuries compensation cases, actions against the police, negligence, landlord & tenant and contractual disputes.
Members of our team are considered leaders in their chosen fields of expertise, particularly in the areas of industrial disease group litigation and actions against the police.
“A superb set with a range of outstanding advocates across this area, backed by an excellent clerking team. The depth of their experience shines through” Chambers and Partners
“Lincoln House Chambers is a highly rated set on the Northern Circuit, lauded by instructing solicitors as a ‘very well-run set and high-quality chambers’.” Legal 500
Industrial Disease
Members of Lincoln House Chambers have had conducted of specialist industrial disease work for over two decades. The team is headed...
Actions Against the Police
Members of Lincoln House Chambers have significant experience in bringing civil actions against the police, criminal justice authorities, the prison service,...
Professional & Medical Negligence
Lincoln House Chambers members act on behalf of both claimants and defendants and cover a range of professional negligence claims. Our...
Contract
Members of Lincoln House Chambers offer expertise in dealing with contractual claims enabling them to advise and represent both businesses and...
Landlord & Tenant
Members of Lincoln House Chambers are frequently instructed in disputes between Landlords and tenants. Our clients have included a range of...
Civil Recovery & Restraint
Lincoln House Chambers is considered to be one of the leading business crime and financial crime chambers nationally. Our members feature,...
Judicial Review
The Public Law team at Lincoln House work with clients who are concerned with claims about procedural injustice. Chambers initially responded...