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An email dated 3 December 2012 has been sent to all Self-employed, Employed, Unregistered and Retired Barristers advising them to log onto Barrister Connect at www.barristerconnect.org.uk to check their details are recorded correctly and to notify Records@BarCouncil.org.uk of any changes to their details.
To access Barrister Connect a user number will be required, which can be found on the membership card along with a password. If your password needs to be re-issued, click on the ‘forgotten password’ link.
If you have any queries please contact: Records@BarCouncil.org.uk / 020 7242 0934.
To access Barrister Connect a user number will be required, which can be found on the membership card along with a password. If your password needs to be re-issued, click on the ‘forgotten password’ link.
If you have any queries please contact: Records@BarCouncil.org.uk / 020 7242 0934.
An email dated 3 December 2012 has been sent to all Self-employed, Employed, Unregistered and Retired Barristers advising them to log onto Barrister Connect at www.barristerconnect.org.uk to check their details are recorded correctly and to notify Records@BarCouncil.org.uk of any changes to their details.
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