Members of chambers are also regularly instructed in professional negligence cases, involving solicitors, accountants and other professionals. There are several others who work extensively in company law and corporate insolvency, advising public and private companies and their directors, and the receivers, liquidators and creditors of insolvent companies. Many members of chambers act in cases involving commercial fraud, asset recovery and cross border issues which may involve extensive international work. Some members of chambers specialise in environmental law and private and public international law, acting in arbitrations involving private companies, states and state owned companies. Many of the more senior members of chambers act as advocates or advisers in cases before foreign courts, particularly in the Far East and the Caribbean.
Chambers also has developing links with lawyers in Europe and North America.