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THE LAWYERS CRICKET WORLD CUP
Overcoming a multitude of visa problems, teams of lawyers with a passion for cricket from twelve mostly Commonwealth jurisdictions gathered in Cambridge on 26 July for an eight day tournament,... read moreLetters: Crime Writers
Dear Editor Can I thank Sunil Tailor for the very interesting article on fictional barrister sleuths which appeared in the August issue of Counsel (“The Crime Writers” pp 24-26). I’m sure it will... read moreA Sussex Summer
Martin Bowley QC reviews the 2009 season read moreTreading the Boards
“Getting on Board”, a charity who places professionals on the governance board of local organisations, has seen a surge in applicants from the Bar. Paul Rand explains what new trustee volunteers can... read moreThe Crime Writers
The Crime Writers The skills a barrister acquires and the atmospheric backdrop of the Inns of Court have been fully utilised by barristers writing legal-detective fiction, finds Sunil Tailor read moreJoin the Club
Catherine Baksi looks at the social and sporting activities provided by the Bar and the Inns of Court. All work and no play makes Jack or Jill a dull boy or girl. And that... read moreLawyers at the Crease
James Cartwright looks forward to the Lawyers’ Cricket World Cup read more2008 Temple Festival
Martin Bowley shares his highlights of the Temple Festival read moreLincoln’s Inn Portraiture
Pat Hardy finds a continuum of history and a portrait collection of priceless artistic heritage at Lincoln’s Inn read moreRecognition & Retention
Flexible working—hardly revolutionary, but underused at the Bar—is the answer to female retention. But it must be adequately rewarded, writes Melissa Coutino. read morePages
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