The Attorney General’s Pro Bono Committee is excited to announce that submissions are now open for the 2025 Pro Bono Recognition List of England & Wales, started on the 13th January. Following the success of its inaugural year, which saw over 3,750 solicitors and...
Award winning barristers’ chambers continues growth plans following arrival of new head of Clerking in 2022
Clerksroom Chambers, the leading national barristers’ chambers has recruited six new full member barristers taking the number of barristers in the chambers to 196 including seven KCs.
The new barrister...
Barristers who take part in action over legal aid reforms could face disciplinary proceedings.
This week they voted to escalate legal aid action through no returns and no new instructions but the lord chief justice has warned that those who start action on Monday may...
A ballot has confirmed that action will be escalated over the government's refusal to meet legal aid demands.
Back in April, barristers decided they would not take on returned cases after the government refused to increase their fees by 25 per cent.
They were balloted on...
Two QCs have slammed the working environment for barristers as much more "hostile" than it once was.
In the Bar Council's magazine, Darren Howe and Professor Jo Delahunty said that while the BSB Handbook tells barristers not to discriminate, victimise or harass unlawfully, they believe...
The Times Best Law Firms 2023 survey recognises the most highly regarded law firms as recommended by legal professionals.
The survey is being carried by The Times in co-operation with independent research company Statista, among legal professionals and is open until Friday, June 17.
It...
