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Barristers

Barristers are lawyers who predominantly practice as advocates in the UK legal profession. They draft opinions (i.e. advice) and are instructed by solicitors and those who have been accredited through the direct access scheme can also be instructed by members of the public. Barristers are traditionally members of four associations known as inns of court, namely Lincoln’s Inn, Gray’s Inn, Inner Temple and Middle Temple. At the penultimate part of their qualification process they are “Called to the Bar” in other words officially welcomed as members of these associations. Following this they would either need to be either be exempted from or complete pupillage a period in which they are trained by senior practitioners on the job. This is also subject to having initially completed the requisite legal academic and vocational qualifications.

Fully qualified barristers have rights of audience in all courts and tribunals in the UK. Employment tribunals and the Employment Appeal Tribunal are part of this group.

We provide seminars on employment law, its application and the roles that barristers play in relation to employment law procedures. Please contact us below for further details.

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    This is an informational website about UK Barristers and law. We define what they do and how they can assist you at courts, tribunals and in relation to legal advice. We can help in your search for a Direct Access Barrister / Public Access Barrister, Employment Barrister or Employment Barristers Chambers UK wide.

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