Tag: Barristers
Legal charity launches new family law focused social welfare pupillage scheme
Special two-year fellowship that will see successful candidates split their time between Bar Pro Bono Unit and chambers
We are holding a pupillage applications open thread — with advice from two Hardwicke rookie barristers
Session to take place between 6-7pm on Tuesday 19 April
Sheffield barrister who was jailed for teen sex attack after successful Crimewatch appeal booted out of profession
Criminal barrister Desmond Rosario was jailed for four years last summer
Solicitor General under pressure over blind trust disclosure
As students of equity & trusts will of course know, the arrangement allows Robert Buckland QC's financial affairs to remain secret
Official Solicitor to the Senior Courts appears as litigant-in-person in private dispute
Exclusive: Alastair Pitblado and his fiancée in High Court today -- acting for themselves in £150k planning row
Man behind criminal law syllabus shake up to face retrial for murder
An appeal by Ameen Jogee saw the law on joint enterprise drastically changed, but his fate still hangs in the balance
Off the Cuff: Dress Code shocker as HMP Belmarsh seeks to ban visiting lawyers from wearing cufflinks
First they came for our cufflinks… bar appalled at what might be banned next
65% of kids think lawyers are men
And they drew some delightful pictures to demonstrate this
Student who sued law school after failing LPC twice fails to overturn vexatious litigant order
She now wants to become a barrister
Who’s to blame when an April Fool goes wrong?
All fun and games until someone loses an eye
Former Liberty director Shami Chakrabarti to join top commercial set 39 Essex Chambers
From human rights to big money barristering
Doughty Street junior barrister replaces Shami Chakrabarti as director of Liberty
Martha Spurrier was called to the bar in 2010, the same year as Amal Clooney
Britain’s first black female High Court judge opens up about racism at the bar
Clerks would Tippex out her name on briefs and write in the name of male pupil they wanted to be the tenant
How to turn pupillage interview failure into success
Daring to be honest can be a turning point
Inns of Court quietly open applications for big money Graduate Diploma in Law scholarships
Over half a million quid up for grabs for wannabe lawyers
Top social media barrister says screenshotting Snapchats is unlikely to be illegal
Christina Michalos pours scorn on “extremely misleading” tabloid analysis
England cricket legend takes to Twitter to ask how lawyers can defend terrorists — barrister responds and gets blocked
Michael Vaughan poses a clichéd question that lawyers are really tired of hearing
Junior barrister admits supplying drugs that killed teenage boyfriend at Temple party
Strand Chambers’ Henry Hendron will be sentenced on 3 May
Top EU law chambers ups pupillage award to £65,000 as Brexit vote looms
Monckton Chambers chucks an extra £5,000 at its junior legal talent