Coram Chambers is proud to announce that Victoria Roberts, an esteemed barrister within our ranks, has been appointed as a Recorder. This prestigious appointment comes from King Charles III, based on the recommendations of the Lord Chancellor, The Right Honourable Shabana Mahmood MP, and the Lady Chief Justice of England and Wales, The Right Honourable the Baroness Carr of Walton-on-the-Hill.
Victoria is among 97 Recorders appointed today, with her new role set to officially commence on 18 November 2024. Mark Twomey KC and Alison Easton, joint heads of Coram Chambers, expressed their pride in this significant achievement: “This appointment is a fantastic personal accomplishment for Victoria, and, like the recent appointments of other Members, it reflects exceptionally well on our Chambers as a whole.”
“Anyone who has been involved in a case with Victoria will know just how hard working and talented she is. We have no doubt that she will bring her many professional and personal qualities to the role of Recorder. “
– Mark Twomey KC & Alison Easton
Colleagues and clients alike recognise Victoria for her hard work and exceptional talent. Mark and Alison further stated, “Anyone who has been involved in a case with Victoria will know just how hardworking and talented she is. We have no doubt that she will bring her many professional and personal qualities to the role of Recorder.”
The full list of appointments from The Courts and Tribunals Judiciary can be viewed here.
As Victoria prepares to take on this important role in the judiciary, we at Coram Chambers extend our heartfelt congratulations and wish her every success in the future.
This achievement reflects our commitment to excellence in advocacy and the outstanding professionals within Coram Chambers.
