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Louis joined Chambers in 2024 as our third junior clerk and assists with enquiries and diary bookings.

Keith became our Chief Clerk in 1997 and along with the founder members was instrumental in establishing and developing Trinity Chambers. As Chief Clerk, Keith has overall responsibility for the Clerks’ Room and the Practice Management of chambers, working closely with Tina Harrington (Head of Chambers), and the Management Committee.

A key component of Keith’s role as Chief Clerk is to facilitate fee estimates for solicitors and direct access clients. Keith is knowledgeable and approachable and with over 28 years of experience he can guide new and returning clients to the barrister best suited to assist their case.

Legal 500 2024:

Keith Willmore is the head clerk who is great to work with. He knows the work and the barristers inside out….’

‘Keith Willmore and Ben White are always extremely helpful.’

 ‘All the clerks are helpful, in particular Keith Willmore and Ben White.’

Tony like Keith has been with us right from our beginnings, first as a junior clerk and then from 2003 as our Senior Clerk. Tony is directly responsible for bookings and fees as well as deputising for Keith (our Chief Clerk).

Tony is a Chemistry graduate from the University of East Anglia, and although a career in barrister clerking may appear some distance from that, the discipline and analytical approach that a graduate chemist brings to our clerks’ room offers us and our clients a unique perspective.

Legal 500 2024:

‘…Tony Sleigh and James Adcock are also excellent, again having been with the set for so long, they are very experienced and are always really helpful.’

Sam joined us in 2015 and is our First Junior Clerk, part of her role includes bookings, fees and billing.

Before joining Trinity, Sam worked in the retail industry. In 2017 she completed her BTEC Advanced Award in Chambers Administration through the Institute of Barristers’ Clerks (IBC).

Assunta joined Trinity Chambers in 2018 to take on the new role of Business Administration Clerk having been employed in customer service and accounts for over 20 years.

Assunta is responsible for the monitoring and payment of all invoices to chambers and to ensure that all the behind the scenes functions of chambers are running smoothly.

Ben joined Trinity as an apprentice in 2019 and completed his Level 3 NVQ Diploma in Business & Administration in 2021.

Ben is our Second Junior Clerk and assists with diary bookings.

Legal 500 2024:

‘Keith Willmore and Ben White are always extremely helpful.’

‘All the clerks are helpful, in particular Keith Willmore and Ben White.’