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The employed Bar: A rich heritage and a new chapter

The new Chair of the Bar Council’s Employed Barristers’ Committee Stuart Alford KC busts some myths, sets out key challenges for today’s employed Bar and the priorities for the year ahead 

10 April 2023 / Stuart Alford KC
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How to upgrade your resilience

In this practical guide, Amanda Bewley applies Dr Ginsburg’s ‘seven Cs’ to the world of the Bar to help you test and improve your resilience level

10 April 2023 / Amanda Bewley
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Broadening horizons

Ready for more stability or a new challenge? Barrister consultant Kevin Harris and barrister secondee Siân Beaven on the benefits of new work streams

10 April 2023 / Kevin Harris / Siân Beaven
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What are vehicle telematics?

Much like an aircraft’s flight recorder, data from a vehicle’s electronic control unit could form an important component of evidence in a case. Rina-Marie Hill introduces this relatively new field of forensics

10 April 2023 / Rina-Marie Hill
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How to guarantee failure

Simon McCrum sets out 13 golden rules that will ultimately ensure failure of a set and then – turning the tables – pointers for creating a sustainable future

10 April 2023 / Simon McCrum
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Becoming a lawyer from a non-legal background

How do legal outsiders become lawyers? A ‘route map’ from David Lock KC’s Breaking Legal Glass Ceilings podcast

10 April 2023 / David Lock KC
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Neurodiversity at work: supporting better mental health

Want to start a conversation about neurodiversity in your chambers? Elizabeth Rimmer of LawCare, a partner of Neurodiversity in Law, explains how

13 March 2023 / Elizabeth Rimmer
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The Black Talent Charter and drive for race equity at the Bar

George Floyd would have been astonished to learn that his death had opened the eyes of UK financial and professional leaders to the inequities faced by Black professionals here. But what if he had asked,  Will it actually change anything?’   Harry Matovu KC, Laura Durrant and Olivia Roberts on the Black Talent Charter

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Who cares about the Bar?

Being a barrister is a tough, demanding and relentless career. We love the profession and love the ability to help people in their time of need, but who’s helping the helpers? asks Jamil Mohammed

13 March 2023 / Jamil Mohammed
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Supporting our neurodivergent clients

How best to ensure neurodivergent clients are fully and fairly included in the justice system? Tristan Jones explains four ways to adapt your practice

13 March 2023 / Tristan Jones
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