CBL Chambers, Attorneys-at-Law
Corey H.D. Beckles Law Chambers
“Justice must not only be done but must be seen to be done”- Lord Hewart
Legal Disciplines
Practice Areas
CBL Chambers engages in a wide range of legal disciplines.

Property Law
Estate Planning

Civil Litigation

Human Rights
Corporate Law

Personal Injuries

Criminal Defence

Immigration
CBL NEWS
Anthony D. Hinds, Executive Legal Assistant, is here speaking to other members of a National Council on Substance Abuse Panel Discussion while Corey H.D. Beckles, Head of Chambers, looks on.


CBL NEWS
Corey H.D. Beckles, Head of Chambers, (back row, second from right) with the President of Barbados (acting), Honourable Minister Santia Bradshaw and other members of the Parliamentary Reform Commission, at State House.
CBL IN THE COMMUNITY
The CBL Team is here appreciating Ms. Rosalie Bailey, who reached 100 years. Ms. Bailey is no longer with us but her legacy lives on with her children and grandchildren.


Who are we
Community Minded. Customer Focused.
✓ Legal Advice
✓ Legal Representation
Hours
Mon – Fri
9:00 am — 5:00 pm
Sat
9:00 am — 12:00 pm
Sun
Closed
Contact
Phone
(246) 549-6624
(246) 262-2609
Let’s Connect
Have Questions?
Frequently Asked
Questions
How does billing work?
In Barbados there is fee schedule that guides Attorneys-at-Law in the setting of fees for “non-contentious business”-Legal work which is not adversarial and which is done outside of the courtroom
How does billing work?
Legal work which is “contentious” is treated differently. Contentious work is work inside of the courtroom. Civil Litigation and Criminal Litigation are contentious. It is always best to speak to your Attorney-at-Law to determine what they will charge for doing the case.
How long will my matter take to finish?
It all depends on the matter. A simple sale/purchase of property where there is a cash sale, can take between three to six months. A sale which involves a financial institution can take up to a year or more. Every case or matter is different and even a matter that seems simple on the face of it can turn out to be complicated and complications cause delays.
Why is my matter being adjourned so often?
Your matter can be adjourned for many different reasons. Sometimes one of the Attorneys requests an adjournment. On other occasions the matter has to be rescheduled. On some occasions the matter has to be reassigned to another Judge.