Counsel

August 2017

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In this issue

News

DUP deal legal challenge

Hillsborough prosecutions

Grenfell Tower inquiry

Fee disclosure pilot to run in autumn

Former Bar chair Hirst

Employed barristers celebrated

Next Lord Chief Justice

Equal pension rights

Judges’ pay review looms

Public access proposals

Family solicitor-advocates

Pension case sent to ECJ

LALYs 2017

All are equal under the law

Supreme tributes to Lord Toulson

Brexit ‘no threat’ to London

Lidington pledges ‘unflinching’ support for independent judiciary

Society will fragment without access to justice

Profession

PUPILLAGE SPECIAL: Two-way street

PUPILLAGE SPECIAL: Who supervises the supervisors?

The only way is ethics

LPMA: a coming-of-age

The Birmingham Bar

New courts mean business

PUPILLAGE SPECIAL: It’s a match

PUPILLAGE SPECIAL: The psychology of pupils

Law in Practice

Calculating with Ogden

Citizens of nowhere?

Women’s rights post-Brexit

International

Law and diplomacy

Reviews

Book review: The Apocalypse Fire (Ava Curzon Series)

Book review: Criminal, The Truth About Why People Do Bad Things

Theatre Review: My Country Right or Wrong by Nigel Pascoe QC

Profiles

Letting facts get in the way

William Byfield's Secret E-Diary

Chair's Column

Reassure the Bar on Brexit