The case for a more sustainable practice
The Greener Litigation Pledge is a collective commitment by law firms, chambers and other disputes professionals to reduce the environmental footprint of their dispute resolution practice.
The importance of youth justice training for barristers
The Youth Justice Legal Centre has organised a one day training session at the Bar Council on Saturday 19 September.
We know AI is transforming legal work. How it changes is up to us
AI is reshaping legal work right now, but we still know surprisingly little about what that change looks like on the ground. For the legal profession, built on expertise, accountability and public trust, understanding these changes is critical.
Trauma-informed practice in family law: reflections from a junior barrister
Yaa Dankwa Ampadu Sackey is a family law barrister at Four Brick Court Chambers. Practising in public and private children law domestic abuse and international relocation cases, with emphasis on modern families and surrogacy.
Two weeks in London: a Korean lawyer at the English Bar
BoYoung Lee is a Korean lawyer at Dongin Law LLC, practising in international matters, criminal and civil litigation.
Employed Bar: Aimee Stokes
No two days are the same, which is one of the aspects I enjoy most.