1 King's Bench Walk is an established set of London barristers occupying fine premises in the Inner Temple in the heart of London’s traditional legal district. We are able to trace our distinguished history as London barristers back to the 17th century recognising that reliance on the past helps shape, inform and secure the future.  Kings Bench Walk was once the promenade in front of the court of King’s Bench, which burned down in 1677.

Number 1 was originally constructed in red brick around 1677-78 to designs by Sir Christopher Wren. In the 1790s, during the early part of Mr Justice Maule’s career, 1 King's Bench Walk was said to have been his chambers.

Knowledge and expertise plus outstanding strength in depth are attributes that drive our family and criminal law barristers forward today.