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Disability at the Bar

Access to the Bar remains problematic for those with disabilities. How does your chambers measure up on accessible premises and fair recruitment? 

22 August 2019 / Faisel Sadiq

Pupillage advice: where to get it

For frank advice on how to secure that elusive pupillage, check out two recently launched tools for applicants 

22 August 2019 / Adam Smith-Roberts

The business of chambers and how to invest for success

How to compete? Members’ success can hinge on practice staff ‘getting it right’ and, preferably, being better than your competitors’ team. So soft skills training makes sound sense... 

22 August 2019 / Robin Jackson / Donald Turner

2020-22 pupillage matched funding

COIC welcomes applications for matched funding for 2020-21 and 2021-22 pupillages 

22 August 2019 / Mrs Justice Lieven

My pupillage mistakes

We all make mistakes: the secret is to learn from them. Some of those who kept on walking (and into shiny patent shoes with buckles) share their early disaster stories 

22 August 2019 / Bernard Richmond KC

Baptism by fire

A newly qualified adventure in the Supreme Court is followed by a more literal experience 

22 August 2019 / Ahmad Badar

Wise counsel: Lady Black

Running from the Bar (and back again), the dynamics between bench and counsel, and why family law is no poor relation. Sagacious yet self-effacing, the second-ever female Supreme Court judge agrees to a rare interview 

23 July 2019 / Anthony Inglese CB

Passing the Brief: Martha Cover interviews Marcia Willis Stewart QC

Martha Cover interviews the celebrated civil rights lawyer Marcia Willis Stewart QC whose egalitarian spirit pervades all her cases 

23 July 2019 / Martha Cover

#IDoProBono

Lawyers hiding their light under a bushel? Yes, you heard it here first. Advocate persuaded a group of committed pro bono barristers to celebrate their #IDoProBono work during Volunteers’ Week 

22 July 2019 / Mary Dobson

Us too? IBA sounds global clarion call

Take the ‘ten steps’ to safeguard our people and our profession, as IBA warns of hypocrisy after survey confirms high rate of harassment and bullying in law 

19 July 2019 / Esther Gamble
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Looking back and moving on

Chair of the Bar Sam Townend KC highlights some of the key achievements at the Bar Council this year

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