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Rehna December 6, 2020December 6, 2020 live event, Sir Anthony Hooper, What makes aGood Lawyer

What Makes a Good Lawyer? Panel: Sir Anthony Hooper

The Right Honourable Sir Anthony Hooper After 10 years teaching law in England and Canada, I practised mostly criminal law

Rehna November 24, 2020November 25, 2020 what makes a good lawyer

What Makes a Good Lawyer? Online Event

Register Here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_1YbJ18C9Tj6JnvmRBqJ0GA 9th DECEMBER 2020 6pm Online WHAT MAKES A GOOD LAWYER? http://www.itsalawyerslife.com and 42 BR invite you to join

Law Life Wellness

Rehna September 23, 2020September 24, 2020 Chris Daw QC, criminal law, Justice on Trial

Thursday Thinker :Chris Daw QC interview

It’s a Lawyer’s Life in conversation with Chris Daw QC Chris Daw QC is one of Britain’s top defence barristers

Rehna August 5, 2020November 18, 2021 Difficult opponents; anger; rude colleagues

Wednesday Wellbeing: Dealing with difficult opponents

Dealing with difficult opponents. By Rehna I was sitting in the robing room, separating the sections in the case bundle with

Rehna July 17, 2020 Bandwidth, criminal law

Friday Feeling : Bandwidth, a story of emotions. By Rina

Bandwidth* By Rina *My husband, Nick, uses this word all the time and apparently, it’s not just about Virgin Media

Rehna July 9, 2020July 9, 2020 Imposter syndrome, tips to deal with imposter syndrome

Thursday Thoughts part 3: Imposter syndrome, Tips by Rehna

In 1998 Robin Williams, the late, great comic actor, famous for Mrs Doubtfire and playing the genie in Aladdin, won

Rehna July 9, 2020February 16, 2023 Evy Poumpouras. How to become bulletproof, Imposter syndrome, Silence of the lambs

Thursday Thoughts : Imposter syndrome part 2 By Rehna

The prisoners, to my left and right, watch me through the bars of the small window on their cell doors

Rehna July 8, 2020July 8, 2020 Imposter syndrome

Wednesday worry: Imposter syndrome by Tim Bergin

Am I really just an imposter? by Tim Bergin, family law barrister Recently, attending a legal meeting, I was struck

Rehna June 2, 2020June 2, 2020 courtrooms during covid -19, jury trial, Winchester court

Tuesday Trial: How safe is it to return to court? By Rina

The Trial of a Jury Trial by Rina On Tuesday of last week (26th May), I woke up to what

Law The Balanced Brief

Rehna April 30, 2020April 30, 2020 Changing career, solicitor to barrister, transfer to the Bar

Thursday Thriving: Transferring to the Bar by Caroline Landes

Caroline Landes was a successful solicitor/partner in a big law firm. After 31 years she made a major life decision

Rehna April 14, 2020May 16, 2020 Remote hearings

Monday Morning :Remote Hearings, part 2

How is each Court dealing with remote hearings? *the information provided below is that within our knowledge and is not

Rehna April 3, 2020May 16, 2020 Courts, covid-19, Remote hearings

Monday Morning : Remote Hearings : the courts lowdown

With guidance coming out daily about how best to conduct remote hearings, it’s hard to keep up. It’s made harder

Law Law Courts The Balanced Brief

Rehna April 1, 2020May 16, 2020

Monday Morning : Client Care during Covid-19

How are clients coping in this brave new Covid 19 world? By Hannah Sparkes, Marketing Manager at 7BR and Keeley

Rehna March 31, 2020May 16, 2020 covid-19, Remote hearings

Monday Morning :Remote hearings during Covid-19 by Hilary Lennox

My experience with virtual hearings during the COVID-19 Pandemic by Hilary Lennox, barrister called to the Bar in Ireland in 2008,

Rehna March 31, 2020May 16, 2020 Remote hearings, Skype for Business

Monday Morning : Part 2: Litigation in the time of lockdown

Following on from the helpful tips provided in the article by Eleanor Clotworthy, two other barristers report their positive experience

Rehna March 25, 2020May 16, 2020 Remote hearings, Skype

Monday Morning : Litigation in the time of lockdown, Skype. By Eleanor Clotworthy

This is a challenging period for those of us in the legal profession in the time of Cov-19. Not only

Fashion Law Tuesday

Rehna March 24, 2020November 16, 2020 loungewear, Working from home

Tuesday Trends : working from home by Keeley

The clear advice from Prime Minister Boris Johnson and our hard working heroes in the NHS is: Stay at home.

Rehna February 29, 2020 International Peace Conference

Weekend Women: Diana Constantinide

On 14th February 2020, Diana Constantinide, from 33 Bedford Row Chambers, was invited to speak at the International Peace Conference at

Rehna December 20, 2019May 16, 2020 Clerks, gifts

Tuesday Tips : Christmas gifts for clerks – the dilemma!

Christmas gifts for the clerks by Sharan Having spent the last few months grappling with the dilemma of what to

Rehna December 3, 2019May 16, 2020 Law society Gazette, press

Wednesday Wow!More press coverage: The Gazette

Many thanks to The Gazette for this lovely piece https://www.lawgazette.co.uk/ Business models 2 December 2019 Lawyers are big fans

Rehna August 4, 2019May 16, 2020 coercive control, Dance with a Stranger, Miranda Richardson, Rupert Everett

Friday Film: Dance with a Stranger

Ruth Ellis was the last woman to be hanged in Britain, in 1955. Her trial lasted all of 37 minutes.

Rehna March 11, 2019May 16, 2020 42 Bedford Row, QC, Silk

Monday Man : Taking Silk

Today, March 11 2019 was ‘Silks Day’ when a new group of QCs (Queen’s Counsel) were appointed at a ceremony

Law The Balanced Brief Wellness

Rehna December 7, 2018July 14, 2020 lawyer, stress, wellbeing, worklifebalance

Wednesday Wellbeing : A day in the life of a Family Law Barrister

A day in the life of a family law Barrister (Yes, not every day is like this. Yes, if you

Rehna November 27, 2018May 16, 2020

Tuesday Trends : LAW IN STYLE videos part 5

Some videos from Law in Style:

Rehna November 24, 2018May 16, 2020 Greatest Fictional Lawyer, Harvey Specter, Legally Blonde, Lionel Hutz, Rumpole

Tuesday Trends : LAW IN STYLE 2018! part 2

Photographic highlights from the debate: Who is the greatest fictional lawyer? Master Anthony Arlidge QC chaired the debate. We had