What we do

Practice Areas

The chambers focus on four connected areas of law, all concerned with liberty, fairness and the rule of law.

01

Constitutional Law

We bring and defend constitutional petitions to protect fundamental rights and to ensure that public bodies act within the limits of the law.

  • Writ petitions before the High Courts
  • Constitutional petitions before the Supreme Court
  • Challenges to unlawful executive and administrative action
  • Protection of fundamental rights and freedoms
02

Human Rights

We represent people whose basic rights have been violated, seeking remedies, accountability and protection through the courts.

  • Custodial abuse and torture
  • Unlawful detention and habeas corpus
  • Freedom of expression, religion and association
  • Discrimination and the rights of vulnerable groups
03

Public Interest Litigation

We take on cases that matter beyond a single client — litigation aimed at systemic change on issues that affect communities and the public at large.

  • Strategic and test-case litigation
  • Matters of public importance before the superior courts
  • Support to civil society and rights organisations
  • Legal research and policy analysis
04

Criminal Law & Defence

We defend clients at every stage of criminal proceedings, with close attention to due process and the right to a fair trial.

  • Pre-arrest and post-arrest bail
  • Trial defence
  • Criminal appeals and revisions
  • Quashing of proceedings and FIRs
Other matters

Not sure where your matter fits?

If your matter falls outside these areas, or you are unsure whether we can help, write to us with a short summary. Where appropriate, we will suggest the right course or point you to suitable counsel.

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Consultation

Discuss your matter with the chambers

Write to us with a brief outline of your matter and we will respond to arrange a consultation.