“Clearly the pre-eminent chambers providing the best training for police law”

9 July 2018

Nearly two weeks since this year's 5 Essex Chambers Police Law Conference and we are delighted to have received extremely positive feedback from delegates, including:

 “Clearly the pre-eminent chambers providing the best training for police law.”

 “…an absolutely outstanding day which squeezes so much learning (managing to make it fun!) and presents a really good opportunity to meet colleagues in a similar line of work and to build on existing relationships.”

 “…it really demonstrates that not only do you have barristers and clerks who are brilliant at what they do, but they’re also so clearly invested in their police clients…”

 “The venue, catering, speakers and in fact the whole organization of the event was marvelous. I can see why it is over-subscribed.”

 “I very much enjoyed the conference, this was the first interactive one I have attended and I found it really interesting and enjoyable. I look forward to attending more in the future.”

 “The fact that you are now turning people away speaks volumes.”

 “Extremely useful and perfectly pitched.”

 “…it’s almost like training by stealth – I come away having learned so much but having enjoyed myself doing it!”

 5 Essex Chambers is described by Legal 500 as “The go-to police chambers covering all aspects of police law at every level”.

 As part of our commitment to police law, and our clients, we offer an unparalleled range of training – the highlight of which is the 5 Essex Chambers Annual Police Law Conference, held each year at the Waldorf Hotel in London.

Attended by over 100 solicitors specialising in police law, 5 Essex Chambers’s expert barristers guide delegates through a narrative scenario presenting legal problems along the way. Group discussions and model answers equip delegates with the knowledge to respond to the real world challenges they face on a daily basis.

Topics covered at the 2018 conference included:

Firearms licensing;

Information sharing;

Negligence and convention liability for police failures;

Mental health and policing;

Employment law and police misconduct.

If you would like to join us for the 2019 conference, e-mail plc2019@5essexcourt.co.uk, to be added to our mailing list.


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