About the role
Chamber Counsel are lawyers with a high position within administrative courts, specifically the Administrative Courts of Appeal. They have completed legal education and often served as clerks or junior judges before advancing to this position. Chamber Counsel are experts in administrative law and contribute to legal certainty in the appeals process.Responsibilities
Chamber Counsel handle cases and make decisions in administrative legal matters. They prepare and lead trials, write judgments and decisions. Their work also involves guiding younger lawyers and participating in the development of administrative law practice.Skills and tools
Chamber Counsel must have in-depth knowledge of administrative law and be skilled in legal argumentation and analysis. They use legal databases and legislative texts as tools. The ability to express oneself clearly in speech and writing is essential in the profession.