For AJH Advocacy’s previous clients

Please note that AJH Advocacy Limited ceased trading on 12th January 2026. Alec’s advocacy practice will be carried out exclusively through Magdalen Chambers in Exeter.

For instructions on matters on or after 12th January 2026, please contact Magdalen Chambers via clerks@magdalenchambers.co.uk or by telephone on 01392 285 200.

AJH Advocacy Limited is still an active limited company and will continue to collect outstanding fees for invoices issued before 12th January 2026. AJH Advocacy Limited will also have run off insurance from Bar Mutual. Any complains regarding any previous AJH Advocacy matter can be sent to:-

AJH Advocacy Limited

Plym House,

3 Longbridge Road,

Plymouth,

PL6 8LT

alec@ajh-advocacy.co.uk

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