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What are your rights if you are accused of a Road Traffic Offence and then receive a Notice of Intended Prosecution (aka NIPs)?
Sunil Rupasinha, a noted motoring offences barristers, offers a few tips.
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June 22nd, 2017
Barrister John Robson, an expert on probate problems, sets out the reasons why consulting a barrister early on if you are faced with a tricky, sensitive and complex dispute over a family estate can save you time, money and anxiety. ... read more
June 16th, 2017
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It is only a radio programme, but the trial of one of the main characters has generated huge interest and led to donations of £150,000 to a charity that supports the victims of domestic abuse.
posted on September 13th, 2016
Reforms to move paper-based criminal courts into the digital age have been beset by failings with lost computer discs, systems that “do not talk to each other” and “numerous mistakes”, inspectors have found.
posted on April 15th, 2016
“I think I may be one of the youngest people to have been called to the Bar, six months after my 21st birthday.” So says Christopher Ferguson, some 37 years later, as he reflects on his career as a barrister, now exclusively practising family law.
posted on November 28th, 2016