The members of Matrix practice in a range of different areas of public and private law, the law of the European Union and the ECHR, and public international law. Matrix was established to bring together practitioners who recognise that these disciplines are becoming increasingly influenced by common principles of constitutional, European and international law.

Matrix acts for private and public clients, and has particular expertise in areas including commercial; competition; crime; data protection; discrimination; education; employment; environmental; extradition; fraud; freedom of information; human rights; immigration; nationality and asylum; international arbitration; local government; public and administration; media; mutual assistance; prison; and social welfare.

Matrix is committed to providing a stimulating, balanced and comprehensive training schedule and offers two 12-month training places with an award of £27,500 and an additional £7,500 contribution during the BVC year for applicants who are yet to undertake Bar finals.

Further information on our core values, practice and members can be found at
www.matrixlaw.co.uk