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Colleen Cumbers is listed as Barrister at Crown Office Chambers at Crown Office Chambers, a with 97 employees, based in London, England, United Kingdom. AeroLeads shows phone signal with area code 749 and a matched LinkedIn profile for Colleen Cumbers.
Colleen Cumbers previously worked as Barrister at Crown Office Chambers and Pupil Barrister at Crown Office Chambers. Colleen Cumbers holds Ba French And German, First Class from University Of Oxford.
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Following the successful completion of my pupillage, I am delighted to have become a tenant at Crown Office Chambers. I accept instructions across all of Chambers’ core areas of practice including commercial litigation, insurance, property damage, construction, professional negligence, and clinical negligence. Prior to coming to the Bar, I graduated from the University of Oxford with a First Class BA in French and German. I subsequently completed an MA Law (Conversion) at the University of Law for which I was awarded a Distinction, as well as the Dean's Award for best overall performance in my cohort. I went on to complete an LLM Master of Laws with selected papers including International Trade Law and Medical Law. I was delighted to be awarded a Distinction, with high Distinction marks achieved in all papers taken.My legal education was funded by scholarships from the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple. I was awarded the Duke of Edinburgh Entrance Award, a Major Scholarship, and an Exhibition Scholarship. A private sponsor funded my LLM. Alongside my legal studies, I participated in mooting, mock trials, and debating and was successful in numerous competitions, including winning the Aqeel H. Noorali Moot Cup, the Oxford Bar Society Non-Law Moot, and the KCL x 2 Hare Court Mock Trial. I was honoured to serve as President of the Inner Temple Debating Society from 2022-23.In preparation for pupillage, I completed the Bar Course at the Inns of Court College of Advocacy, and Qualifying Sessions at the Inner Temple. I was Called to the Bar in October 2023.Throughout my pupillage year, I gained exposure to Chambers’ key practice areas and had the opportunity to complete extensive amounts of work for my supervisors and other members of Chambers. During my second six, I appeared in court extensively in my own right and began developing the paper-based side of my practice. More information is provided in the Experience section below.I am delighted to have completed Advocate's Pupil Pledge during pupillage, which involved completing a piece of pro-bono written advice. This allowed me to keep up my commitment to working with charities and pro-bono organisations. I was previously awarded the Provost’s Award from the University of Law for my commitment to voluntary work.
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▪ Following the successful completion of my pupillage, I am now a tenant at Crown Office Chambers.▪ I look forward to developing a broad practice across the span of Chambers’ areas. ▪ For instructions, contact our clerks at clerks@crownofficechambers.com
London, United Kingdom
▪ Throughout pupillage, I gained exposure to Chambers’ core practice areas including insurance, property damage, construction, professional negligence, clinical negligence, commercial litigation, and international arbitration.▪ I completed extensive amounts of written work for my supervisors and other members of Chambers including pleadings, skeleton arguments, and advices. I also observed conferences, mediations, CCMCs, hearings, and arbitrations. ▪ During my second six, I appeared in… Show more ▪ Throughout pupillage, I gained exposure to Chambers’ core practice areas including insurance, property damage, construction, professional negligence, clinical negligence, commercial litigation, and international arbitration.▪ I completed extensive amounts of written work for my supervisors and other members of Chambers including pleadings, skeleton arguments, and advices. I also observed conferences, mediations, CCMCs, hearings, and arbitrations. ▪ During my second six, I appeared in court regularly in my own right. Cases included insurance coverage disputes, directions hearings, road traffic accidents, disposal hearings, credit hire claims, MOJ stage 3 hearings, property damage claims, and infant approval hearings. Within weeks of starting on my feet, I was instructed on my first fast track case. ▪ I was also instructed on a number of applications (including an application and directions hearing in the High Court) and a CCMC. ▪ Further, I began to develop my written work practice. Work included a reply and defence to counterclaim in which I was acting for a solicitor accused of professional negligence, an advice and subsequently a particulars of claim in a property damage case, and an advice in a clinical negligence case in which I was acting for the family of a patient who sadly died following a late diagnosis. ▪ I also completed Advocate’s Pupil Pledge which involved undertaking a piece of pro-bono work, namely a written advice in a harassment/trespass/nuisance case. Show less
London, United Kingdom
▪ Alongside my LLM and the Bar Course, I worked as the Bar Coordinator for Legal Cheek. ▪ In my role, I liaised with chambers (as well as law firms and law schools) to help them find the most appropriate advertising packages to enable them to reach out to aspiring barristers. ▪ I was responsible for updating chambers' profiles on the Legal Cheek website, conducting the annual Junior Barrister Survey, and holding interviews with junior barristers. ▪ I also wrote articles for our… Show more ▪ Alongside my LLM and the Bar Course, I worked as the Bar Coordinator for Legal Cheek. ▪ In my role, I liaised with chambers (as well as law firms and law schools) to help them find the most appropriate advertising packages to enable them to reach out to aspiring barristers. ▪ I was responsible for updating chambers' profiles on the Legal Cheek website, conducting the annual Junior Barrister Survey, and holding interviews with junior barristers. ▪ I also wrote articles for our website, which receives 300,000 unique visitors per month, especially articles with a bar-related focus. ▪ I ran events, both in-person and virtual, on behalf of Legal Cheek: I chaired panel discussions around the country with legal professionals and professors, as well as audience Q&As. ▪ I put together post-event assessments for participants, enabling them to earn, for example, commercial awareness certificates. ▪ Externally, I represented Legal Cheek at a variety of events, including press events hosted by solicitors firms and moots organised by chambers. Show less
London, United Kingdom
▪ I completed mini-pupillages, including paid and assessed minis, at the following Chambers:- 2TG- 4 New Square- 4 Stone Buildings- 5 Stone Buildings- 9 Gough Chambers (now Deka Chambers)- 12KBW- 23ES- Crown Office Chambers- Fountain Court Chambers- Henderson Chambers - Keating Chambers- Maitland Chambers - One Essex Court- Pump Court Tax Chambers- South Square- Twenty Essex- Quadrant Chambers- Wilberforce Chambers-… Show more ▪ I completed mini-pupillages, including paid and assessed minis, at the following Chambers:- 2TG- 4 New Square- 4 Stone Buildings- 5 Stone Buildings- 9 Gough Chambers (now Deka Chambers)- 12KBW- 23ES- Crown Office Chambers- Fountain Court Chambers- Henderson Chambers - Keating Chambers- Maitland Chambers - One Essex Court- Pump Court Tax Chambers- South Square- Twenty Essex- Quadrant Chambers- Wilberforce Chambers- XXIV Old Buildings▪ Particular highlights included:- Drafting a particulars of claim and a skeleton argument for a case involving negligent maintenance work on a race car - Working on a case involving reliance on a force majeure clause in a charterparty on the basis of COVID-19 disruption - Attending a joint settlement meeting involving a local politician accused of malingering in a personal injury case; observed negotiations and settlement being reached - Observing a four-day Supreme Court hearing arising from a Cayman Islands insolvency case and conducting research during the hearing- Completing a task in which I prepared the cross-examination of an expert witness in a case involving alleged breach of a bilateral investment treaty- Successfully completing an advocacy exercise in which I made submissions on behalf of the defendant in a personal injury case arising from a claim for excessive noise exposure- Researching and presenting the Supreme Court decision in Khan v Meadows to a panel Show less
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Activities and Societies: President of the Oriel Lions (drama society) | Vice-President & Social Secretary of Oriel College MCR | Ball.
Activities and Societies: Mooting | Mock Trials | Debating ▪ Qualifying law degree incorporating the foundation legal subjects.
Activities and Societies: Mooting | Mock Trials | Debating | The Negotiation Club (one month of negotiation training) ▪ Academic Masters.
Activities and Societies: President of the Inner Temple Debating Society | Actor in Various Inner Temple Productions including.
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Colleen Cumbers holds Ba French And German, First Class from University Of Oxford.
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