London
Legal Services
Attendance fee dependent on role
17 days ago
31 March 2025
We are looking for a diverse range of practitioners to serve as Panel Chairs, Panel Members and Panel Clerks at Disciplinary Tribunals and other hearings for barristers. For a Clerk; you may be a newly qualified (post-pupillage) barrister. For a Barrister member; an established practitioner or a KC. Both provide an opportunity to those wishing to make a bigger contribution to your profession.
For more information click HERE
Applications should be submitted by 5:00pm, Monday 31st March 2025We are looking for a diverse range of practitioners to serve as Panel Chairs, Panel Members and Panel Clerks at Disciplinary Tribunals and other hearings for barristers. For a Clerk; you may be a newly qualified (post-pupillage) barrister. For a Barrister member; an established practitioner or a KC. Both provide an opportunity to those wishing to make a bigger contribution to your profession.
For more information click HERE
Applications should be submitted by 5:00pm, Monday 31st March 2025
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