De Jure Chambers is a modern progressive legal practice designed specifically to offer competitive legal services by minimising overheads and leveraging opportunities created by technology. This ability to offer affordable and qualitative legal services in multiple locations by combining effective and efficient elements of the traditional solicitors' model, modern chambers' structure and digital innovations sets De Jure Chambers apart from other providers of legal services. 

Our legal services offer is packaged to respond to specific business, charity, social enterprise or private client needs at various stages of their growth cycles.  For each transaction or dispute, De Jure sector specialist engages the relevant expertise of appropriate seniority to support, advice and represent the client, organising and working across teams in ways that are transparent to the client.  This way, De Jure Chambers can afford to offer its clients streamlined packages of fixed-cost legal services pulled together from its experience of working on typical problems in the packaged practice areas. 

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DE JURE CHAMBERS

London

Address: Holborn Gate, 330 High Holborn, London, England, WC1V 7QT
Tel:       +44 208 798 0917
Fax:       +44 207 406 7403

Cambridge 

Address: F21 Stirling House
Cambridge Innovation Park
Denny End Road, Waterbeach
Cambridge CB25 9QE

Tel:         +44 01223 643580
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Who we are

De Jure Chambers is a modern progressive legal practice designed specifically to offer competitive legal services by minimising overheads and leveraging opportunities created by technology. This ability to offer affordable and qualitative legal services in multiple locations by combining effective and efficient elements of the traditional solicitor’s model, modern chamber’s structure and digital innovations sets De Jure Chambers apart from other providers of legal services.

Our Mission

De Jure Chambers was established to respond to the specific needs of small- and medium-size businesses; not-for-profit organisations; charities; people in the diaspora; unincorporated organisations; community interest companies and other similar social enterprises. De Jure Chambers is not a traditional law firm.

De Jure international is the local hub of De Jure Global, a rapidly growing professional network of solicitors, barristers, accountants, architects, dentists, doctors, investment managers, patent and trademark lawyers and engineers committed to the De Jure values and upholding the reputation of the profession.

De Jure values

Our first responsibility is to our clients and their customers. To this end, we continuously strive to provide the highest quality service at affordable costs.   Just outcomes and fair profits for our clients and their customers therefore lie at the heart of the service we provide.  

Our second responsibility is to support charitable courses and development of communities in which we live and work. This supports our strong believe in active citizenship and local delivery of services that citizens need.

Finally, we are responsible for our people who work throughout the world. 

Affordability

All organisations and people are entitled, de jure, to good quality and affordable legal advice and services. Not-for-profit organisations; charities; people in the diaspora; unincorporated organisations; small- and medium-size businesses; community interest companies and other similar social enterprises struggle to afford the high quality legal services readily accessible to large corporations. De Jure Chambers is established to fill in this gap and affords this for its clients and their customers by stripping its practice of unnecessary overheads, deriving economies by investing in technology, being out-come focused and using affordable premises only on demand.

De Jure lawyers

De Jure lawyers are members of the Law Society and Bar Council of England and Wales, Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, Fellows of the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives and other similar regulatory organisations. However, they are not just lawyers. Their legal expertise is built on several years of experience in their specialist sectors. By design, therefore, the starting point of all De Jure lawyers is the client business and outcome sought and not the law.   This understanding of client ’s business and industry at the outset is central to De Jure Chambers’ relationship with the client and sets it apart of from similar organisations.

De Jure Global

Cross-border advice requires knowledgeable experts with an understanding of the complex local regulatory environment; reliable networks and understanding of the often-peculiar political issues at play in that jurisdiction. In the international business environment, De Jure Global works with clients doing business in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia and the Americas. We have   developed particular commercial and regulatory expertise in the Middle East and Africa regions.

We run a niche practice led by the De Jure Principal providing local advice to multinational clients with interests in the UK and Africa including UK companies with international subsidiaries.

Our people are mostly bilingual from diverse backgrounds. De Jure lawyers have facilitated the experience of clients from India, the United States, Japan, China, Australia and South Africa doing business in Africa. We have acted for United States investors and advised French, Danish and Italian businesses.

We offer advice across a wide range of legal issues covering the whole spectrum from mergers and acquisitions, financing and project development to disputes arising there from and incidental to; such as intellectual property, trademark and patent infringements; international commercial agreements and contract law; joint ventures and corporate transactions and immigration, labour and employment advice.

De Jure enjoys exclusive networks of full service, medium to -large sized law firms with an international focus.  We engage these networks where we need to source legal advice from outside England, Wales or Africa, enabling the De Jure multi-jurisdictional service in a way that is transparent to the client. The network standards to which all members subscribe ensures that members provide consistently high quality legal advice and services advice efficiently and cost effectively.