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The Inns of Court – what are they and why do you need to join one? LawCareers.Net answers your questions about the Inns of Court in this Feature, including when and how to join an Inn. If you’re an aspiring barrister, you must join an Inn to be called to the Bar. Read this guide to make sure you understand what steps you need to take to become a barrister.
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International law firm Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner (BCLP) has launched sector-specific training contracts in real estate and financial services as part of its plan to “increase sector experience for the firm’s future lawyers”.
Recently merged Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner (BCLP) has been granted approval to provide legal services in Hong Kong and Singapore, further cementing its status as a leading international firm.
New measures to improve the quality of advocacy in youth courts have been announced by the Bar Standards Board.
After five months of strikes, criminal barristers in England and Wales voted to end strike action on Monday 10 October, accepting a government pay rise of 15% on legal aid fees.
The Criminal Bar Association has raised the threat of industrial action as the dispute over legal aid funding continues.
If you’re thinking about a career in law, one of the first big questions you’ll come across is this: do I want to be a barrister or a solicitor? Let’s break it down in a simple, honest way.
Becoming a barrister is expensive. Aspiring barristers should investigate funding options for each stage of the process.
Here's our suggested timetable for recruitment to the Bar.
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Legal education provider BARBRI has collaborated with top UK universities, including the University of Derby and Liverpool John Moores University, to embed its cutting-edge Solicitors Qualifying Exam (SQE) preparation technology into master’s degree programmes.
BARBRI has acquired legal AI learning platform Lega in a move aimed at accelerating practical AI fluency across the legal profession, the global legal education provider announced on Monday 22 June.
The Bar Standards Board has published its latest annual report summarising activities over 2017-18.
The Bar Standards Board has hosted another debate about the future of training to be a barrister, as part of its Future Bar Training consultation.
The Bar Standards Board has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Inns of Court to recognise the “vital” role played by the Inns for aspiring barristers.
The Bar Standards Board’s (BSB) discussions about reforming barrister training should be made more urgent by its latest statistics report, which shows that over 60% of those who complete the prohibitively expensive Bar Professional Training Course (BPTC) never go on to secure pupillage.
