Tag: Barristers

A round-up of the party election manifestos demonstrates yet again that while the legal profession might have right on its side, the political establishment of all colours doesn’t give a monkey’s

Pastafarians preferred, says an Auckland barrister in desperate bid to replace the last chap, who never fit in owing to odd film tastes

Life for follicly-challenged lawyers made a misery by London gulls -- but help on hand

Cambridge Uni third year Ted Loveday secured £60,000 position with Maitland Chambers last month

Anger as Conservatives promise Bill of Rights and to reduce power of European Court of Human Rights -- oh, and hint at more legal aid cuts

Amal Clooney's chambers colleague is rocking the Insta-verse

Key opposition figures fail to respond to leading legal tweeter David Allen Green

Award winning lawyer warns that senior politicians of all stripes must guard against turning the debate “toxic” as nationwide message is pitched at public

City law firms back star-studded cast in its pre-general election bid to alert public to dangers of cuts to system

Bar Council report lashes providers for churning out an expensive yet poorly regarded course -- and the aptitude test is equally lambasted

The best bits from last night's Twitter discussion about how to bag a pupillage

A Bar Council report flayed solicitor-advocates for being rubbish and Chancery Lane sat on its hands -- all because it needs to keep barristers on side in the war to save criminal legal aid

In a landmark move, barristers’ regulator gears up to authorise 15 new “entities” that look and smell a lot like solicitors’ firms -- and will compete with them

Some institutions are charging 150% more than the rate of inflation for the two courses required to qualify as solicitors and barristers

Knife fight looms between three branches of the profession following release of inflammatory Bar Council report

From Glasto to the Isle of Wight, banks of portaloos hide a potential minefield of accidents and personal injury litigation, says England’s newest lavatory law specialist

One Direction April Fools’ joke comes true (sort of) as Legal Cheek unearths a young barrister in Lincoln’s Inn who could be the boy-bander of the law

Young lawyers might fancy the nine-to-five routine of corporate legal departments, but an ethical swamp awaits

Cries of protectionism ring out as Russell Group stars are axed

BPP is controversially to bring its BPTC to Brum, despite only nine pupillage places available in all the West Midlands as of yesterday

Power cut bring chaos to lawyer-land, but several brave souls manage to get down the pub