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Lessons learnt: An accessibility journey for the Bar

A call to action on access: Dr Gregory Burke's stark ‘lessons learnt’ as a disabled barrister and why chambers are showing a ‘failure of imagination’

11 April 2022 / Dr Gregory Burke
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Counting blessings: Sir Robert Buckland QC MP

The former Lord Chancellor chats to Anthony Inglese CB about his time as a criminal barrister, his proudest moments in office and another cause very close to his heart – promoting awareness of neurodiversity in all parts of the justice system

09 March 2022 / Anthony Inglese CB

IWD 2022: The sartorial glass ceiling

Suits you, ma’am? Rehna Azim investigates how retailers, designers, buyers and tailors see ‘professional women’ versus what we want to wear 

08 March 2022 / Rehna Azim

IWD 2022: The Firsts – Karlia Lykourgou

The criminal barrister, entrepreneur and dressmaker’s daughter is the first outfitter specialising in court attire for women barristers. Here, she talks to Dami Ojuri for IWD 2022 in the first of a new Counsel  interview series

08 March 2022 / Dami Ojuri
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Meet the Bar Pro Bono Award Winners 2021

The inspirational stories behind the awards...

07 March 2022
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10,000 Black Interns and the Bar

This Summer 2022, 24 Black graduates will be offered internships by over 70 sets of chambers. Here, Dawid Konotey-Ahulu – the barrister turned investment banker, entrepreneur and co-founder of 10KBI – explains why the mission was so compelling for him

10 February 2022 / Dawid Konotey-Ahulu

Lessons learnt: from two jurisdictions

Detail is a lawyer’s currency and tenacity the requisite quality in practice... David Cadman QC's ‘lessons learnt’ from a quarter-century of litigation practice across two parallel jurisdictions

10 February 2022 / David Cadman KC
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The Bar’s Fab Four: Christine Agnew QC, Kate Brunner QC, Michelle Heeley QC and Lisa Roberts QC

Groundbreakingly, the majority of Circuit Leaders are female. Here, they join forces with Rehna Azim to discuss the highs and lows of leading barristers during the pandemic, the pressures building on the profession and the importance of women leaders

02 February 2022 / Rehna Azim
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The clerk’s tale: David Grief

From writing fee notes under gas lamps to forging international opportunities for the Commercial Bar; David Grief's half-century career demonstrates how the role of the clerk has changed beyond recognition. Interview by Frances Gibb

28 January 2022 / Frances Gibb
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Lessons learnt: Know your value

Being the best version of yourself, flexible planning, and other uplifting ideas for self-care/self-preservation at the Bar –Nicola Williams' lessons learnt... 

25 January 2022 / Nicola Williams
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Hope and expectation for the new legal year

The beginning of the legal year offers the opportunity for a renewed commitment to justice and the rule of law both at home and abroad

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