Two unconnected pieces of info for you: Firstly, the Bar Standards Board has approved barristers forming LDPs. Big changes ahead I think. Thanks to the LAG blog for this. Secondly, PM on Radio 4 briefly covered the CAFCASS Crisis today – tomorrow they will run another slot with comment from Guardians. On Radio 4 tomorrow [...]
Posts Tagged ‘barristers’
Two TidBits – Make that Three
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged barristers, CAFCASS, funny, odd or interesting, the bar on November 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Proposed Legal Aid Reforms ‘Too Simple’ Admit LSC
Posted in cases, public funding, tagged access to justice, barristers, cases, family justice system, legal aid, public funding on April 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
‘Scoop’ to Family Law Week – it seems that (whisper it) the message may be beginning to get through – the proposed scheme might need a leetle tweaking. Nice of them to acknowledge that after we’ve all submitted our responses to the consultation but before the close of play (midnight tonight). If they’d admitted that before we [...]
Family Law Bar Report – the lowdown
Posted in cases, public funding, tagged barristers, cases, family justice system, family law, legal aid, public funding on March 9, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Although most of the professional press have failed to grasp the concept of ‘embargo’ I, out of politeness, have waited until today to post about this report, which in essence tells you everything that you could hope to know about the family bar. You can already read about the report in the Gazette and Times [...]
Family Justice Under Threat
Posted in cases, public funding, tagged advocacy, barristers, cases, family justice system, family law, human rights, legal aid, legal life, public funding, the bar on February 11, 2009 | 25 Comments »
I want to publicise the disastrous proposals to swipe legal aid in family cases. Not just because it will hurt my pocket, but because it is going to have long term and serious consequences for the families who most need the help of the family justice system, which I do not think government, the LSC, lawyers [...]
The Barristers – Episode 4
Posted in cases, tagged barrister, barristers, cases, legal life, television, the bar on December 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Hmm – this post seems to have been waylaid in my ‘drafts’ folder for reasons of PEBCAK. . In Short – see my comments on episode 1, episode 2 and episode 3: more of the same. The final episode can be summarised thus: more shots of people being called to the bar in oak panelled [...]
The Barristers – Episode Three
Posted in cases, public funding, tagged barristers, cases, legal life, public funding on November 30, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I don’t feel massively inspired to post about episode three – I watched it. And I think the most elegant way to sum up my response would be ‘meh’ (look it up, it’s in the dictionary now apparently). But perhaps that’s not sufficiently informative to make a very interesting blog post so I’ll plug on… [...]
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