Tag: Barristers

I've secured a considerable scholarship but the thought of taking on debt to cover the rest has left me with 'cold feet', one bar hopeful explains

Outside experts heavily critical of online set-up that left some students locked out and others urinating in bottles and buckets

Members of Essex Court Chambers hit with penalties last month for allegedly spreading 'lies and disinformation' about treatment of Uighur Muslims

Anisah Ahmed, 33, handed discretionary life sentence after framing Iqbal Mohammed, 38, for rape, kidnap and stabbing

Helena Normanton's roundel will mark the address she lived for the early part of her legal career

Latest release from Ivy & Normanton, the first ever outfitter dedicated to courtwear for women

Aspiring barrister Noah Gifford describes common practice among chambers as ‘insulting’ in open letter

Country accuses London's Essex Court Chambers of spreading 'lies' about treatment of Uighur Muslims

Academic Dr Mikołaj Barczentewicz crunches the numbers to compile lawyer league table

Second disciplinary tribunal finding against Robert Kearney

'Zoom events just don't cut it'

Sir Jeremiah Harman dies at 90

Lamb Chambers' Oscar Davies thought to be the first barrister to use gender neutral alternative to "Ms" or "Mr"

Samuel March's hemp-based prototype draws praise from legal profession

Spoof set Square Chambers boasts a strong fictional legal line-up

Meet the influencers that kept us entertained and educated over the past 12 months

Alexandra Wilson offers a child-friendly look at the bar

Aspiring barrister Joshua Xerri looks at the much-talked about employment case

Regulators are under pressure to dish out more than brief suspensions

Tahir Khan vows to defy 'bias towards my religious beliefs'

Aspiring barrister Benjamin Ramsey explores the recent events involving Dinah Rose QC and David Perry QC