Scala instructed by Carmelite Chambers, London

Scala is delighted to announce that we have been retained by Carmelite Chambers, London, to provide marketing and PR consultancy services. Carmelite Chambers is one of the longest established sets in the UK which specialises in all areas of criminal law.

We have secured a rolling 12-month contract to provide strategic marketing support to Chambers’ management team to enable them to deliver on their ambitious growth plans. We will be advising on all aspects of marketing and PR, including brand, social media engagement, client relationship management and all aspects of content marketing.

Carmelite Chambers is recommended in both the Legal 500 and Chambers & Partners guides to the legal profession. With 39 barristers, including 6 QC’s, they are a leading set with a national and international reputation for excellence in criminal law. Barristers are routinely instructed in high profile cases involving terrorism, murder, organised and financial crime.

Ben Heaviside, Senior Clerk at Carmelite Chambers said, “Carmelite Chambers are delighted to join forces with Natalie Rodgers and the team at Scala. As a specialist, flexible marketing solution for barristers and chambers, we were blown away with the ideas and opportunities that can present themselves with such a relationship. We look forward to a long and successful relationship and to realigning chambers as a first-rate legal solution for professional clients.”

Natalie Rodgers, Scala’s Managing Director said, “The Covid pandemic created a unique set of challenges for the bar and the wider legal community. The legal sector has demonstrated that it can, when required, be flexible and adapt to different ways of working. We’re excited to be working with Carmelite as it reflects on these new opportunities to innovate and grow.

With nearly 20 years’ experience of marketing barristers’ Chambers and our in-depth understanding of the profession we are ideally placed to maximise the effectiveness of marketing activities to support future growth.”