The 36 Group is ranked as a "Leading Set"​ of barristers'​ chambers in Legal 500 and Chambers and Partners, the leading lawyers'​ directories in the United Kingdom.

The 36 Group is a multi-specialist set of barristers'​ Chambers located in the prestigious building at 4 Field Court, Gray’s Inn, which is generally considered to be one of the most impressive stand-alone buildings in any of the four Inns of Court.

With over 140 barristers, mediators and arbitrators (including 16 Queen's Counsel (QCs/Silks), 3 Senior Counsel (SCs/Silks) from Ireland and South Africa, and a Senior Advocate of the Supreme Court of India), The 36 Group is one of the largest London based sets. It is the preferred choice for many firms of solicitors, foreign law firms, public bodies, businesses and individual members of the public.

Within The 36 Group, dedicated practice groups provide specialist legal services that include advice, the drafting of agreements and other documents, and courtroom, tribunal and arbitral advocacy.

The 36 Group's barristers specialise principally in the following areas of law: commercial, crime, employment, family, immigration, property, private client and contentious probate, and shipping and international trade.  Each of the main practice groups are readily recognisable by the prefix "36"​ followed by the relevant subject area of law, as in "36 Commercial”, "36 Crime"​, “36 Family” and “36 Stone (Shipping & International Trade)” etc.

The Group's barristers are reputed to combine legal expertise and trial advocacy skills to an impressive level, whilst remaining sensitive to the needs of the client, irrespective of whether the client happens to be an individual, a partnership or a corporate entity, a public body or the Government of a foreign State. Some members also act mediators and/or as arbitrators.

Vasanti Selvaratnam QC, Dean Armstrong QC and William Tyler QC lead the 36 Group as Joint Heads of Chambers and co-Chairs of its Executive Board.

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