Broadway House Chambers Welcomes Julie-Anne Kincade KC as an Honorary Door Tenant

Broadway House Chambers is delighted to announce that Julie-Anne Kincade KC (NZ) has joined Chambers as an Honorary Door Tenant.

This honorary position recognises Julie-Anne’s exceptional contribution to the legal profession in the UK and latterly New Zealand and her close association with West Yorkshire.

Julie-Anne was called to the Bar of England and Wales in 1991, practising in London until December 2005, when she moved to New Zealand. Julie-Anne was a senior solicitor at the Auckland Crown Solicitor’s office before returning to the independent bar in 2013.

Julie-Anne was appointed to the senior rank of King’s Counsel in New Zealand in 2019. 

Julie-Anne is Vice-President of the Law Association (ADLS) and the convenor of the Criminal Law Committee of that organisation. Julie-Anne is also a committee member of the Auckland Medico-Legal Society.

Julie-Anne has been involved in a number of high-profile cases in New Zealand. She is well respected by the legal profession and has been acknowledged by the internationally recognised “Doyle’s Leading Criminal Defence Lawyers” at the top level of ‘pre-eminent' in 2020, 2021 and 2022.  Julie-Anne was named by NZ Lawyer as among the most influential lawyers in 2021 and was the winner of the APAC Insider award as the leading Criminal Defence Lawyer 2022.

Stephen Wood KC, Head of Chambers, said:

“I am absolutely delighted that Julie-Anne has accepted an invitation to join us as an Honorary Door Tenant. This appointment as an Honorary Door Tenant recognises Julie-Anne’s long-standing links with West Yorkshire and its legal community. She will represent the core values of BHC brilliantly on the other side of the world.”