Direct Access Barristers Nationwide
Paul Wright, from Quartz Barristers in Nottingham, was recently interviewed on NottsTV.
During the interview, Paul explains what a barrister is, the difference between a barrister and a solicitor and why you should choose a direct access barrister.
Why Choose Us
Nationwide Coverage
We will attend any court throughout England and Wales. Our Barristers are based across the UK.
Quality Assured Barristers
Our barristers are widely recognised as leaders in their field of practice, professionally insured and regulated by the Bar Standards Board
Free Appraisal of Case
You can explain to us your case and we will map out the best route you should take and advise you on the costs.
Straight to the Point
We view the solution to your legal problem from the likely final position, so that you get the speediest resolution saving you time and money.
Pricing
Significant saving when going direct to a barrister, on average 30% cheaper than a comparative solicitor.
Client In Control
You are an important part of your legal team and remain in complete control of your case administration, cost and speed at which your legal matter is dealt with.
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How can a Direct Access Barrister help me?
Barristers can advise you on your legal status or rights. Barristers can draft and send documents for you and can represent you in court, tribunals or mediation. Barristers can also negotiate on your behalf and can attend employment or investigative interviews and hearings where appropriate.
The barrister’s fees are fixed and agreed in advance of commencing the work, based upon the time required to supply the services stated within the client care engagement agreement. There will be no additional work or fees outside of the scope agreed and a new client care engagement agreement will be provided for further services. Payment is required in advance of commencing the work and each barrister’s hourly rate is stated on their profile.
There are limits on the types of work that a barrister can do, there are still some cases and situations in which you will need to instruct a solicitor or another intermediary as well as a barrister.
However, for many cases the public access scheme allows you to go directly to the expert barrister for advice, representation and drafting. Public-Access-Guidance-for-Lay-Clients
It is our aim to respond to the initial enquiry within 1 hour but no longer than 24 hours to provide options of the most suitable barrister based upon expertise and availability and to connect the client with a suitable barrister within 24 to 48 hours.
Below is a selection of the most common areas of law that we can help you with…
Practice Areas
Personal Injury Barristers
Our specialist personal injury barristers are here to make things easier for you and your family.
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Probate Barristers
Many of us will not consider planning our estate early enough in life and issues of probate and can be forced upon us unexpectedly.
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Family Law Barristers
Our lawyers seek to find a sensible conclusion within the shortest possible timeframe in order to achieve a fair and sensible resolution.
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Employment Law Barristers
Any business with employees will be required by law to have the requisite contracts and up-to-date policies and procedures in place.
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Property & Construction Barristers
Whether you are negotiating a lease, seeking planning permission for development or facing a dispute over dilapidations,
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Commercial Law Barristers
Our barristers advise at board level and audit the company’s legal requirements in order to avoid legal disputes.
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Licensing Barristers
Our barristers advise at board level and audit the company’s legal requirements in order to avoid legal disputes.
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Intellectual Property Barristers
This is an extremely complex area of law where only a few of the most experienced lawyers can profess to be experts.
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Regulatory Crime Barristers
Company directors need to be aware of their responsibility to ensure their organisations meet stringent policies and procedures in accordance with the law.
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High Court Injunctions
It is imperative to act expeditiously when seeking an injunction to restrain a person, asset or piece of public information.
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Motoring Offences Barristers
An incident involving a motoring offence can have overwhelming consequences for all those involved.
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Immigration Barristers
Emergency injunctive relief to stop removal via High Court applications.
read moreHow does the Direct Barrister process work?
Step 1
Enquiry
Send you enquiry and we will respond within 1 hour to discuss your legal need, suggest the right barrister and agree a fixed cost.
Step 2
Agreement
A barrister is assigned to you, agreement is signed along with a copy of your ID and payment.
Step 3
Case Papers
Barrister will make an introductory call and will confirm if further case papers are required.
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