Tag: Barristers
    
    70% of lawyers worry about letting their bosses down
Many also fret over lack of genuine workmates, new research finds
    
    Cabinet reshuffle: Attorney General Geoffrey Cox gets the sack
Barrister resigns 'at the PM's request'
    
    Join Extinction Rebellion, eco-activist tells judges
Donnachadh McCarthy says climate protection needs greater backing from the bench, as judge reportedly tells protestors 'you have to succeed'
    
    It’s all about barrister v solicitor as Labour leadership contest gathers pace
Age-old divide rears its head in latest political battle
    
    Life as a lawyer in Liverpool
Four experts make the case for starting your career in the North West
    
    Inns of Court strike bar course deal with King’s College London
First cohort of budding barristers start this September
    
    Revealed: The best chambers for training and quality of work 2020
The results from the latest Legal Cheek Junior Barrister Survey are in
    
    Research: Half of lawyers suffer ‘Sunday night fear’
Over 60% calling in sick as a result
    
    BSB to introduce single pupil barrister recruitment timetable
Standardised approach will be 'fairer', says regulator
    
    Bar diversity latest: white, male and privately educated
Profession becoming gradually more diverse, says regulator -- but 'more to be done'
    
    Watch out for ‘deepfake’ evidence forgery, family lawyer warns
Byron James says his client's voice was manipulated to create fake recording of threat to other side
    
    Lost luggage judge Peter Smith is back at the bar
He retired from the High Court amid controversy in 2017
    
    Give all law students unconscious bias training, top judge suggests
As part of a range of measures put forward by senior French and British figures to improve progression of women in law
    
    Don’t risk ‘dying a martyr’ for your home town accent, warns barrister who rose from poverty
Hashi Mohamed argues that changing the way you speak to get on life doesn't mean compromising your identity
    
    Junior barrister offers her top 15 tips to pupillage interview success
Accept it's a competition but don't sweat the small stuff, says Red Lion Chambers' Joanna Hardy
    
    SRA waited three years to stop disbarred bomb hoax barrister from working for solicitors
Exclusive: Michael Shrimpton has been arguing cases in court despite being disbarred
    
    French lawyers dance in protest to government pension reforms
Jiving for justice!?
    
    Calls to lawyer wellbeing helpline continue to rise with stress, depression and bullying among top concerns
Over half of callers to LawCare were trainees, pupils or junior lawyers
    
    Piers Morgan could face prosecution over ‘unhinged’ criticism of Meghan Markle, says The Secret Barrister
Outspoken broadcaster branded Duchess 'a piece of work' and 'spoiled brat'
    
    Grade II listed building in heart of legal London to get new lease of life… as a Wetherspoons
Cheap booze for bazzas ?
    
    Mental health charity LawCare teams up with Sheffield and Open University academics to launch wellbeing course
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