The barristers at 13 Wentworth Chambers are committed to working collaboratively with their instructing solicitors and each other. One of the challenges is the preparation of fully electronic briefs. To assist with this please click on this link for our Guide to Preparing and Sending an Electronic Brief.

13 Wentworth Equipped for Digital Advocacy –  13 Wentworth has been working hard to ensure we deliver the seamless, high quality service our instructors and clients expect from us.

In response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and to minimise exposure risk, the Barristers of 13 Wentworth Chambers  are working either remotely or in Chambers and, as the courts are continuing to operate, so do we. We are representing our clients as usual including conducting conferences, hearings, mediations and any other appearances via videolink, telephone or in person when social distancing requirements can be met.

Please contact us in the normal way – your barristers are available by the phone and email details on this site.

Delivering legal services nationally and internationally, barristers on Thirteen Wentworth Chambers are regularly briefed by leading law firms, corporations and all arms of government to provide specialist advice and representation across a broad range of areas of the law.

Our global reach has seen our members appear in Australian Courts and statutory tribunals in all States and territories, as well as the Asia Pacific Region, Europe and the Middle East, many of whom have been recognised as leaders in their fields of practice and have been listed in legal directories such as Chambers & Partners Asia-Pacific, Doyle’s Guide and the Australian Financial Review’s Best Lawyers.

Our talented pool also extends to barristers who maintain significant practices in alternative dispute resolution and include highly respected domestic and international arbitrators, mediators and expert determiners.