Criminal Bar Association
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Top criminal chambers pledge support for ‘no returns’ as barrister action begins
Move comes in response to ‘unacceptably low’ legal aid fees
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Not enough! Criminal bar responds to government’s £135 million legal aid pledge
Lord Chancellor accepts recommendation of independent review — but bar chief warns move won’t stop colleagues quitting
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Legal aid reform: Criminal barristers vote overwhelmingly in favour of direct action
No returns from 11 April ❌
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Criminal barristers vote to take action if government does not increase legal aid
‘Justice system on its knees’, say bar leaders
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Top commercial chambers to fund criminal pupillage cancelled due to COVID-19
Keating Chambers stumps up £20,000
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Criminal barristers ask for early billing to ease potential cashflow crises
Coronavirus: Criminal Bar Association wants barristers to be paid before trials are over
