Barristers Chambers - Page 3
Bar bullying report has implications for entire referral legal profession
Harman’s review of bullying stretches further than just the Bar – clerks, pupils and judges are also affected by its conclusions, writes Ben Rigby
‘Inspirational human rights figure’ Matrix Chambers co-founder Conor Gearty has died, aged 67
Irish president Michael D Higgins leads tributes to human rights law professor
Karim Ghaly KC joins Atkin Chambers from 39 Essex Chambers
Leading commercial and construction silk strengthens Atkin’s international arbitration and energy disputes offering
Decisive change needed to tackle ‘systemic sexual harassment and bullying’ at the Bar
Independent review into bullying and harassment unveils ‘radical’ reforms to tackle ‘unsustainable situation’ at the Bar
Quadrant Chambers boosts ranks with former 4 Pump Court commercial disputes barrister
Senior junior Andrew Stevens adds experience in energy, construction and shipping disputes
Singapore’s Duxton Hill Chambers launches in London
Move marks the first time a Singapore group practice has established a presence at the Bar of England and Wales
UK’s ‘father of competition law’ Sir Jeremy Lever has died, aged 93
Top British jurist, barrister and Monckton Chambers stalwart helped shape modern competition law
Legal commentator Sam Fowles among six new tenants at 39 Essex Chambers
Prominent London set boosts public law junior ranks after series of silk appointments
Former Brick Court senior clerk leaves Cornerstone after just four months
Public law set parts company with veteran senior clerk it recruited to form new management team
Bar Standards Board announces about-face on diversity and inclusion proposal
Plan to require barristers to advance DE&I ditched amid claims it lacked clarity and would be unenforceable
Blackstone Chambers junior to take silk in Hong Kong
Tim Parker will be appointed Senior Counsel in June; but another international judge has left the Court of Final Appeal
Cornerstone recruits ex-Brick Court senior clerk Hawes as Langdorf heads for Gatehouse
New roles for well-known veteran senior clerks at leading London chambers
Former ICJ president Joan Donoghue joins Twenty Essex as an arbitrator
Retired American judge took unusual step last year of correcting media reports over controversial ICJ Gaza genocide ruling
Gearing leaves Fountain Court to build on Singapore connections
Former co-head of arbitration to go solo in London but continue at Singapore’s Duxton Hill Chambers
Littleton Chambers names successor to chambers director Dux
Clare Bello, former chief executive of Cornerstone Barristers, to succeed Liz Dux in March