Rebekah Lee

Rebekah joined Chambers as a tenant in October 2024 following the successful completion of her pupillage, during which she was supervised by Alasdair Henderson, Matthew Barnes, Matthew Hill and Jo Moore. In her second six, she undertook a range of cases in her own right in inquests, public and civil law. In addition, she has represented clients on a pro bono basis in the Employment Tribunal both through Advocate and the Free Representation Unit (FRU).

Rebekah was ranked first in her year at university. Prior to starting pupillage, she spent three months in South Africa, working with a leading human rights organisation assisting with constitutional matters and indigenous land rights. Before coming to the Bar, she worked as a paralegal in a human rights charity, having previously managed a team offering housing, immigration and benefits advice to clients in the North Kensington area; many affected by the Grenfell tragedy. Here, Rebekah had provided immigration advice as a qualified Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner Level 1 Immigration Advisor.

She is currently building a diverse practice and is happy to consider instructions across all of Chambers’ core areas.