Tag: Barristers
Investigation concludes Matrix Chambers’ Ben Emmerson QC did NOT commit sexual assault
The top lawyer was accused of attacking a woman in a lift
Criminal barrister suspended for 12 months after conviction for stalking his ex-lover
But not struck off...
There is now a Lord Pannick QC clothing range
No, seriously...
Police, priests and hairdressers more ‘trusted’ than lawyers, according to research
But judges fared better in new 'Veracity Index'
BPP’s firefighting BPTC student stars in Boots festive advert
Lucy Masoud is hoping to swap the yellow helmet for a horsehair wig
Barrister’s satirical Supreme Court commentary has twitterati in stitches
Even Dara Ó Briain was loving it
University of Law unveils BPTC LLM as it slashes cost of standard barrister course
Those taking masters can apply for £10,000 of postgraduate funding
Brexit challenge: Lord Neuberger reveals parties were asked if they want any of the justices to stand down
Proceedings kick off in suitably dramatic fashion
My 2:1 stopped me from becoming a top barrister, argues solicitor as he sues Oxford University
Faiz Siddiqui wants £1 million in damages for lost bar dream
Bar Council wants to split the BPTC in two and make law school attendance OPTIONAL
The Council of the Inns of Court has also thrown its weight behind the radical new plan
Harry Potter, Professor Dumbledore and Hagrid lookalikes visit Middle Temple
Magical scenes in heart of legal London
Barristers at centre of Brexit Supreme Court battle in sweary social media c-word spat
Things hot up as Article 50 showdown draws ever closer
Bar Council charges students £24 a year to ‘feel closer to the action’
Wannabe barristers can help support key initiatives such as making the "profession more accessible"
Lawyers round on Birmingham City maths lecturer’s suggestion Supreme Court judges should be elected
He thinks it could improve diversity, lawyers think it’s a naff idea
‘Mannequin Challenge’: London barristers embrace latest social media trend
You’ve basically got to stand really still
Lincoln’s Inn ceremony to make Liz Truss an honorary bencher postponed indefinitely
Was it something she didn't say?
Gove: make it harder to get onto the BPTC
Possible pro bono "levy" on City firms also gets a mention
The barrister custom of refusing to shake hands is still a thing
It can make social interactions rather awkward
UK’s first ethnic minority judge dies aged 86
He wore a turban instead of a horsehair wig
Is it ‘judgment’ or ‘judgement’?
Row breaks out as two former Lord Chancellors keep the ‘e’