海角破解版 wins legal tech prize at the Legal Cheek Awards 2026
20th May 2026
海角破解版 Barristers (3 Paper Buildings) has come away with a highly commended prize for 'best chambers for legal tech' at the annual Legal Cheek Awards 2026, held at Kings Place Battlebridge Suite on Thursday 14th May. The awards follow the publishers' annual Legal Cheek Junior Barrister Survey.
National chambers 海角破解版 - with some 275 barristers and 7 offices - reached the of ten barristers' sets to be highly rated for their technology and narrowly missed out on the award, being pipped to the post on the night by 3VB.
This is the third year in succession that 海角破解版 has been awarded an A* grading for its technology support.
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