Profession
Justice online
Would justice be served? Joshua Rozenberg examines the proposed online solutions court in detail Should barristers regard online civil justice as a threat or an... read more
Youth advocacy: driving up standards
Oliver Hanmer outlines the regulator’s new measures to improve standards in youth court advocacy No one could argue against the notion that every child deserves the... read more
The good lawyer
Research suggests lawyers need to engage more with their personal morality, but what makes a virtuous professional? Mary Cowe considers the development of practical wisdom at the Bar... read more
Going against the grain
Greater Manchester Law Centre has opened against the odds and is the third new centre to join the legal aid network post-LASPO. Barristers were integral to its success and John Nicholson... read more
Raising wellbeing
Benchmark your budding best practice: putting mental health firmly on the chambers agenda is the right thing to do and benefits the bottom line Fiona Fitzgerald offers a... read more
Ringside seat
Mel Nebhrajani started out at the Bar but was soon hooked on a career where law and politics collide. Here she talks to Grania Langdon-Down about how the ‘diversity story’ should be about... read moreThe only way is ethics
Minding our standards: in the first of a new column for Counsel, Andrew Walker QC outlines fresh imperatives and initiatives for barristers to enhance their knowledge of ethics in... read more
Who gets Silk 2016-17?
David Wurtzel reveals the story behind the statistics in this year’s Silk list and Abigail Bright imparts sage career advice from an expert panel of women QCs read more
Cure for all ills?
Fees are still too low, but the Bar has developed a better settlement for criminal practitioners to reward advocacy in a fairer and more transparent way. Now it’s up to the profession to... read morePages
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