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Life as a Junior Barrister: In the Words of the Independent Bar

Edited by: Nigel Booth

ISBN13: 9780367566494
Published: August 2022
Publisher: Routledge
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Paperback
Price: £35.99



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This essential volume for all aspiring barristers offers guidance, insights and advice from new barristers from a diverse range of backgrounds and practice areas, shedding light on what life is really like for barristers at the independent Bar.

Each chapter is candid and honest about the reality of the Bar and how it measures against student expectations. There is only one Bar, but working in different practice areas brings different challenges. This book brings together new practitioners from across the disciplines, from crime to commercial, from family to employment law, and more, as they each discuss their workloads, the sorts of cases and tasks that they typically face, and highlight the skills which need to be developed in the first couple of years. Practical tips around time-management and finance feature, as well as advice around key social and cultural issues. The concluding chapter by Jaime Hamilton QC discusses the transformations that the Bar has undergone and continues to go through.

Accessible and engaging, this invaluable resource is the perfect guide for anyone interested in exploring a career at the Bar. It will be an ideal companion to students of Law at any level.

Subjects:
Legal Skills and Method, General Interest
Contents:
Introduction (Nigel Booth, Programme Lead for the Bar Practice Course, University of Law)
Foreword (His Honour Judge Maurice Greene, Manchester Crown Court, Manchester)
Chapter 1. Family Law (Malvika Jaganmohan, St Ives Chambers)
Chapter 2. Commercial Chancery (Ted Loveday, Maitland Chambers)
Chapter 3. Civil, Personal Injury, Clinical Negligence (Rebecca Titus-Cobb, St John’s Buildings)
Chapter 4. Property, Planning, Public Law (Joel Semakula, Landmark Chambers)
Chapter 5. Inquests, Public Law (Ciara Bartlam, Garden Court North)
Chapter 6. Crime, Social Mobility (Danielle Manson, Garden Court)
Chapter 7. Employment, Planning, Crime (Angelica Rokad, 6 Pump Court)
Chapter 8. Commercial Law (Sophia Dzwig, 3 Verulam Buildings)
Chapter 9. Crime (Tony Williams, Central Chambers)
Chapter 10: Looking Back and Going Forwards: Reflections of a Modern Silk (Jaime Hamilton QC, 9 St John Street)