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Women in Family Law, United

Welcome to Women in Family Law, the new platform designed to unify all women who practise in family law, from High Court judges to paralegals – and yes, we do  need another association. By Hannah Markham QC 

14 February 2020 / Hannah Markham KC
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7 ways to green chambers

Laurie Scher  and Will East  suggest some easy wins enabling every chambers to become more environmentally sustainable

14 February 2020 / Will East / Laurie Scher
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On taking silk

The plumage and ceremony delights some and appals others, yet its professional significance is inescapable; Chris Henley QC (successful in round three) riffs on the award and how to get it 

14 February 2020 / Chris Henley KC
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Military engagement

Why – alongside his court practice – a barrister decided to journey through the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to become a 2nd lieutenant in the British Army

14 February 2020 / Ahmad Badar
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Advocating for change: interview with Laura Hoyano

From Northern Alberta to Oxford: the pioneering contribution of a Canadian barrister to legal scholarship, practice and public policy in England and Wales. Interview by Lynne Townley 

14 February 2020 / Lynne Townley
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Wild law: an interview with Paul Powlesland

The unconventional civil barrister, environmental activist and storyteller is shaking up what it means to be a lawyer in a time of environmental crisis. Interview by Aqsa Hussain 

14 February 2020 / Aqsa Hussain
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Who gets silk? 2019

Celebrating the 114 new silks – plus forensic analysis of the 2019 cohort and what it says about equality of opportunity in the profession and health of the Bar –by  David Wurtzel  

23 January 2020 / David Wurtzel
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Prisons: what’s gone wrong & how to fix it

An abysmal mess? What our prisons tell us about our country today – by Nick Hardwick 

23 January 2020 / Nick Hardwick
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Thomas Grant QC on Court No. 1

How a commercial and chancery silk became a criminal law historian of the most famous courtroom in Britain. David Etherington QC (DE) interviews Thomas Grant QC (TG) 

23 January 2020 / David Etherington KC
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Our wellbeing stock

Wellbeing at the Bar Leaders  report on a year past and present – plus news of the 2020 survey to take stock of six years’ wellbeing progress

23 January 2020 / Nicholas Peacock / Victoria Wilson
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Outreach and collaboration at home and abroad

Now is the time to tackle inappropriate behaviour at the Bar as well as extend our reach and collaboration with organisations and individuals at home and abroad

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