6 St James Hall
Established in 1992, 6 St James Hall Chambers is a leading set of barristers’ chambers located in the heart of the legal precinct within the St James’ Hall building on Phillip Street directly opposite the Law Courts Building.
Our members provide specialist advice and persuasive advocacy in Australian and international courts or tribunals. They act for government agencies, major listed corporations, international and domestic non-governmental organisations and individuals.
6 St James Hall is ranked as a leading commercial, international and employment set with various ranking agencies, and has 34 members with extensive expertise in areas including: commercial law, international law, employment and industrial law, human rights law, property and trusts law, and family law.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
For further information please contact the Clerk and Practice Manager of Chambers, Nora Faulua.
News
Appointment to the Industrial Relations Commission of NSW
Bronwyn Byrnes of 6 St James Hall Chambers has been appointed as a Commissioner of the Industrial Relations Commission of NSW.
Guo v Yufeng Investment Group (Australia) Pty Ltd (No 2) [2026] NSWSC 1035
Tim D. Castle SC of 6 St James Hall Chambers, and Dana Levi of Ground Floor Wentworth Chambers, acted for the successful plaintiff on the account of profits quantification.
Puru v Minister for Immigration and Citizenship [2026] FCA 937
Richard Reynolds and Chris Honnery appeared for the applicant in Puru v Minister for Immigration and Citizenship [2026] FCA 937.


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