Legal

There’s a perception surrounding wigs in the legal profession that the more discoloured and worn looking a wig is, the more established in their career the wearer looks. Barristers and…

Pupillage is the last stage in your training to become a practicing barrister. Once you pass the Bar Professional Training Course (BPTC), you finally get the chance to work in…

The dress code for court isn’t something the general public know that much about. They base their expectations off of what they see on TV and in films. Any member…

Dreaming of becoming a barrister may be a worthy ambition, but what motivates you to become a barrister? It is true, that a successful barrister can become wealthy, but are…

So, you’re thinking about a career as a Barrister? If you’re basing your expectations on the plot of an episode of Suits, think again, we’re here to reveal some truths. Read on for myths and misconceptions of becoming a Barrister.

What happens inside a UK courtroom? Find out the different roles and responsibilities of people inside the UK court including a Crown Court, a Magistrates Court and a Youth Court.

Court dress, and in particular legal wigs, is a tradition that goes back many generations. But where does it come from and when did the tradition start?

Although the wearing of Barrister Wigs is classed as old school, 21st-century British judges and barristers still wear the same wigs and Barrister Robes when they go to court, however is the wearing of Barristers wigs and Legal Robes still acceptable in modern society?

Mooting is the oral presentation of a legal issue or problem against an opposing counsel and before a judge.