Tag: Barristers
Top London chambers are STILL failing to pay living wage
Exclusive: New ads show sets continue to pinch pennies when it comes to support staff
British junior barrister who started death penalty internship just weeks ago now assisting on Florida school shooter case
Exclusive: Jodie Woodward is a tenant at London's 15 New Bridge Street
Rule-breaking barrister avoids suspension after telling tribunal her printer broke down
She represented a client in court without a valid practising certificate
Don’t ditch dining! Inns of Court give wannabe barristers opportunity to mingle, says Bar Council
But BSB proposals could call time on compulsory qualifying sessions
Revealed: 2,089 wannabe barristers submit 14,516 applications for just 224 pupillage spots
'May the odds be ever in your favour'
Embrace your inner Branson and Zuckerberg, barristers told
Middle Temple wants members to come across less pompous
Lawyers share their biggest humiliations, from dozing in court to falling off chairs in interviews
It's all to show failure is normal
Old Square Chambers ups pupil pay by a quarter in London and Bristol
Exclusive: Rookies will now earn £50,000
Serjeants’ Inn Chambers bumps pupillage award by 22% to £55,000
Exclusive: Clinical negligence specialist throws extra £10,000 at its baby barristers
Five pupillage application form essentials
Three pupil barristers at Hardwicke reveal how they made it over the line
Privately-educated kids continue to dominate bar despite two thirds of barristers snubbing regulator’s request for schooling info
Overrepresented among pupils, barristers and QCs
Revealed: The best barristers’ chambers for training
The results of the Legal Cheek Pupil and Junior Barrister Survey are in
Twitter explodes with inspirational #mypathtolaw stories
And some that aren't so inspirational
QC launches scathing attack on Judge Rinder for ‘denigrating the law’
But many silks disagree
London barristers more than twice as likely to secure silk than Northern peers
Top QC concerned there may be a pattern of under-representation
From black belt to the bench: Martial arts expert, 37, appointed to judiciary
Don't mess with Siew Ying Loke
My life as a commercial barrister in Manchester
It’s worth considering the advantages of joining a set in a major city outside London as opposed to doing pupillage in the capital, says Exchange Chambers' David Williams
Google Street View gets V sign from Kings Chambers window
He was simply explaining 'two important points', apparently
Open thread: How do I bag pupillage?
Three of Hardwicke’s pupil barristers advise
How to give yourself the best chance of securing pupillage
Applications are coming