I am mindful that no doubt we will all see an ongoing change within our profession as the Government makes continued cuts to the Legal Aid system.
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In this interview with the Bar Council, I can hopefully shed some legal rays of sunlight upon the forthcoming ‘Pupillage Gateway’ and persuasively put forward those all-important FAQ’s for both pupils and chambers alike, as attentions begin to shift towards this new bespoke online pupillage application system. It has been a very long summer in Pupillageville and I have finally been able to blow off the cobwebs from the electronic quill, so as to at last engage once again (in a more timely way), with writing another draft upon ‘The Pupillage Blog’. These last few months have been very difficult for me [...] With the pupillage season in full swing I am really pleased to welcome Thom Dyke to The Pupillage Blog for a Guest Book Review upon Banks on Sentence.. Looking towards 2012-2013, many young lawyers, barristers and trainee solicitors should no longer be looking merely to survive, but instead to thrive and advance their careers. Featured news this week comes from the following chambers: 3 Paper Buildings, 1 Hare Court, 1 Inner Temple Lane and 15 New Bridge Street. Additionally this week, the ‘Court Diary’ focuses upon recruitment for chambers, pupillages and notable successes within the court room! |
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