Sentences with phrase «continue as the barrister»

These licensing examinations continue as the Barrister and the Solicitor Examinations.

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Labour has picked a new candidate to replace the defeated Dunwoody, in his first press release to get any coverage he attacks the Conservative MP and local hero Edward Timpson, for being lazy and continuing to work as a barrister — not true of course — but when did the actuality ever get in the way of a Labour smear campaign.

He was appointed QC in 1995 and continued in practice as a barrister.

Sponsored by a British barrister who once worked for Advocate General van Gerven, the litigants aim to ask the Court of Justice whether they should continue to enjoy their Union citizenship rights even after ceasing to be formally Union citizens as a result of Brexit.

For Nova Scotia lawyers, consider including this course as a CPD learning activity in your mandatory annual Continuing Professional Development Plan as required by the Nova Scotia Barristers» Society.

As a barrister, he continues to advise on contentious and non-contentious matters and also advises on company law matters.

Dean commenced work as a barristers» clerk at Essex Court Chambers in April 2004 and has continued to progress from junior clerk to his current position as Legal Support Supervisor, Dean is responsible for managing the general office and co-ordinating the junior clerk team.

James Banks commenced work as a barristers» clerk at Essex Court Chambers in August 2004 and has continued to progress from junior clerk to his current position as assistant to his Team Leader Ben Perry.

Barristers as specialist experts in their fields are well - placed to identify the key issues arising across their vast array of...... Continue Reading

Jackson not only urges the judiciary to familiarise itself with such tools, but takes the natural and crucial step of recommending that «e-disclosure as a topic should form a substantial part of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for solicitors and barristers who will have to deal with e-disclosure in practice and the training of judges who will have to deal with e-disclosure on the bench».

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