Tag: Barristers
Actors’ fury as mystery London QC pays £10,500 to appear as Broadway extra
"How would he feel if I offered him money to turn up as his clerk in a key trial?"
Amal Clooney’s human rights campaign trail snuffed by paps who just wanted to see what she was wearing
Could Amal follow in the footsteps of Cherie Blair and quit chambers?
Stop chasing the pot of gold: there’s no future for wannabe criminal lawyers
You’ll earn more money working down the pub
Bar Nursery North: Second crèche opens up for barristers’ babies in bid to boost gender diversity
Leeds childcare scheme follows success of legal London venture
I went to watch the civil partnerships case at the High Court and even the judge didn’t understand it
And the court was freezing
Law grad vacancies down 16% since 2005 while accountancy places soar by 68%
Number-crunchers in demand but law still pays more
Banning things is ‘curse of our age’
Brits seem to want to ban everything nowadays
Junior lawyers open up about stress
Challenges of the job becoming less of a taboo
We spoke to a London human rights lawyer about China locking up human rights lawyers
He describes the arrests as “obviously unjustified”
Charlotte Proudman leaves Twitter after relentless abuse from trolls
Young sexism row barrister deactivates account
Pupillage Gateway will be moved to January from 2017
After previous false start the Bar Council finally gives date change the go-ahead
‘Making a Murderer’: could we see an English version?
Don’t hold your breath, says top criminal barrister
Durham student rape acquittal sparks talk of criminal law reform
Should we bring back anonymity for accused rapists?
Nosy bosses CANNOT read your private WhatsApp conversations due to ECHR ruling
Reporters can't resist getting a human rights story wrong
The solicitors who quit the City to work in sexy areas of law
Get a TC, get some money and then get out to do crime and media work
Top criminal chambers boosts pupillage award from £16k to £40k
London set bucks downward pay trend
David Bowie used to be a paralegal based near Lincoln’s Inn
British music legend sadly passed away yesterday after 18-month battle with cancer
Labour’s top lawyer quits citing ‘increasingly negative path’ under Jeremy Corbyn
Shadow attorney general Catherine McKinnell has resigned -- Karl Turner replaces her
Just 23% of new QCs are women — but Boris’ wife is one of them
Ethnic minorities also under-represented as -- surprise, surprise -- white men dominate silk appointments
Social mobility charity’s ‘Model Law Commission’ gets students thinking about what being a lawyer actually means
Big Voice London aims to bring people who see the world differently into the profession
Junior barrister appears in court over supplying drugs in heart of legal London
Strand Chambers’ Henry Hendron was arrested earlier this year after boyfriend died of drug overdose at his Temple flat