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The Bar Standards Board has launched its Barristers’ Register. The Register is an online database displaying details of all barristers eligible to provide legal services in England and Wales. The Register can be viewed on the Board’s website at www.barstandardsboard.org.uk.
The Register will enable enquirers to ascertain whether a particular barrister is able to offer legal services through the provision of a clear and simple display of that individual’s status and practicing details.
The Register is an on-going project and is a fundamental tool in the Board’s commitment to providing accessible and useful information on barristers.
The Register is an on-going project and is a fundamental tool in the Board’s commitment to providing accessible and useful information on barristers.
The Bar Standards Board has launched its Barristers’ Register. The Register is an online database displaying details of all barristers eligible to provide legal services in England and Wales. The Register can be viewed on the Board’s website at www.barstandardsboard.org.uk.
The Register will enable enquirers to ascertain whether a particular barrister is able to offer legal services through the provision of a clear and simple display of that individual’s status and practicing details.
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