Edmund Cofie

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Edmund Cofie

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The Nexus Chambers Public Access Team can provide you with a complete and end-to-end service, tailored to your budget, and your needs. As soon as you instruct one of the members of our public access team, you will have access to cost effective legal advice and representation.

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Description

Edmund has over 40 years’ experience at the bar. He started his practice mainly doing both criminal and civil cases, specialising in criminal defence, family, employment, mental health, personal injury and administrative law.

Edmund has now focused his practice mainly in the area of Family/Childcare encompassing the whole range of work in that field except for financial relief.

Edmund represents parents, children and local authorities.

Barrister Direct Availability in Practice Areas

Direct access registered

Education & qualifications

Law LL.B, University of London [Queen Mary]

Inns of Court School of Law

New York State Bar

Appointments & Memberships

Middle Temple

New York State Bar Association

Family Lawyers Bar Association

Human Rights Lawyers Association

Edmund's expertise

Family Law

We have a strong and dedicated team of family barristers with over 40 years of experience covering all aspects of family law, including private child law involving child arrangements orders between parents and public child law encompassing all aspect of care and adoption proceedings and child abduction.

Housing Law

Our Housing team has strength in depth, so that cases of any seriousness and complexity can be dealt with. Both lay clients and solicitors can be assured of the highest quality representation and advice.

Civil Law

Nexus Chambers has a dedicated team of barristers offering expert advice and advocacy to both Claimants and Defendants alike.

Criminal Law

The Nexus Crime team is headed by the remarkable Michael Mansfield KC who over many years has appeared in many of the landmark cases the criminal justice system has seen, including the successful appeals of the wrongly convicted ‘Birmingham Six’ and the ‘Guildford Four’.