Tag: Barristers

Company co-founder accepts it's 'a bit controversial'

As barristers ballot on strike action enters final hour

Exclusive: Temple Court Chambers' £12,000 salary was an 'error'

Verdict overturned on appeal after employment specialist nods off during cross-examination

Anonymous author wishes they could lap up glory in person

Scrapping of LPC, shift to apprenticeships and focus on tech prompt enthusiasm and anxiety in equal measure

Criminal barrister Rhys Rosser explains

Private prosecution brought following successful crowdfunding campaign

Jaime Hamilton offering £700 bursary plus travel expenses for two-week placement

A chance to get behind the scenes at the Royal Courts of Justice

Exclusive interview: AI and online courts will flourish and replace 'old ways of working'

PJ Kirby QC, joint head of Hardwicke, speaks to Legal Cheek ahead of his appearance this afternoon at The Future of Legal Education and Training Conference 2019

Dr Aisha Bijlani allegedly bombarded Richard Howlett with emails, some abusive, after refusing to take her case pro bono

#MeToo pioneer calls for tougher sanctions for sexist behaviour

Unremunerated roles 'symptomatic of the general crisis at the criminal bar', says one wannabe barrister

ULaw’s John Watkins talks transferrable skills and reveals how career changers can show risk-averse employers that they’re a safe option

Richard Susskind and Julie Brannan lead high profile speaker roster for next Wednesday’s event at Kings Place London

Largest ever study finds one in three females sexually harassed in workplace

Cornerstones Barristers’ Andrew Lane reflects on his career to date and how barrister training should evolve to adequately prepare the next generation of advocates

Charity applying for sign-off on £13,000 course in major bar training shake-up

Exclusive: 9KBW places controversial expenses-only programme 'under review'