The Barrister Bard

 
The last decade has seen a number of high profile divorce settlements receiving the stamp of judicial imprimatur which, to the professional and layman alike, are very difficult to reconcile the one with the other.  The most egregious of these spring readily to mind.
 
The Whites started the ball rolling in 2000, followed by […]

 
Public Access to the Bar, by which members of the public can instruct barristers direct for legal advice and representation, has just received a significant shot in the arm.  The Legal Services Commission has now agreed to remove the last of the unhelpful and unworkable restrictions on what a barrister may or may not […]