Alderman in the City of London

Representing your interests in Farringdon Without, a life in the day of a silk who combines his practice with public service and diplomatic relations 

By Gregory Jones QC  

13 March 2020 / Gregory Jones KC

Lord Sales: Reflections on legal life

The Supreme Court Justice on his path to law, the ‘wonderful but relentless’ years as Treasury Devil, inner workings of court and weathering storms in the public eye 

Interview by Anthony Inglese CB  

13 March 2020 / Anthony Inglese CB

Bar sustainability: zero tolerance

Inequitable briefing, power play, a culture of fear... age-old problems that can have a devastating impact on retention rates. The Association of Women Barristers sets out six measures to maintain the gender balance and enable staying for silk  

By Lynne Townley and Nikki Alderson  

13 March 2020 / Lynne Townley / Nikki Alderson

Day in the life: at the helm of the Northern Circuit

Almost 50 years after being led by the great Rose Heilbron, the Northern Circuit has its second female Leader, the indefatigable Lisa Roberts QC  describes a formidable life in the day running Circuit

13 March 2020 / Lisa Roberts KC
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QC pen portraits 2018/19

Six silks share application insights to inspire those eyeing up a future competition. Interviews by Peter Purvis 

13 March 2020 / Peter Purvis

Book review: Who Owns History? Elgin’s Loot and the Case for Returning Plundered Treasure

By Geoffrey Robertson Hardback, 320 pages. Biteback Publishing (2019) ISBN 9781785905216.   

Reviewed by  David Langwallner  

13 March 2020 / David Langwallner

The future of Bar training is already here

Following a five-year review, three consultations and concerted efforts to make it more evenly distributed, the new age of education begins in autumn 2020 – Catherine Baksi's  guide to the regime and its providers

13 March 2020 / Catherine Baksi
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International Women’s Day 2020 and the Bar: an equal world is an emboldened world

Happy #IWD2020 #EachforEqual! Five sisters in law – barristers Lousia Collins, Rebecca Hill, Gemma Rose, Alexandra Wilson and Alexa Le Moine of 5SAH – share their views on life and work at the Bar, keeping/retrieving the faith, and the strength and support of a united and collective voice  

08 March 2020

Changing behaviour in the international dispute community (sponsored content)

International dispute practitioners are waking up to the need to change the way in which they manage cases to reduce their carbon footprint

20 February 2020

Film review: Just Mercy

Andrew Otchi e reviews the film based on the book Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption  by Bryan Stevenson.  Directed by Destin Daniel Cretton. UK release date: 17 January 2020

14 February 2020 / Andrew Otchie
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