Tuesday Times : Lockdown anniversary
It started as a far away idea. That we might have lockdown. That we might be confined to our homes
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Life
Friday Face: Stephen Lue -LGBTQ life and the law
Stephen Lue, barrister at Garden Court chambers talks to us about his life as a gay man, his career at
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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
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Weekend Woman: Beirut explosion + Virtual Courtrooms
Sara Hemrajani, who has written so many great film reviews for LawyersLife has started this fantastic news digest : Deep
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Thursday Thinkers: Deep Dive news
Hello and welcome! There’s a huge amount of information to read and digest at the best of times, but even more
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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
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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
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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 as
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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
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Wednesday woman : The child in care who became a child care lawyer. Part 2. By Eleanor (not her real name)
When I first started this site I I wanted it to be a place where lawyers could share their thoughts
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Monday Musings: When enough is too much by Jacqui
When enough is simply too much A heartfelt piece by Family Law barrister Jacqueline Roach I could not work out
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Wednesday Winner: Dancing back to school. By Rachel
The last time N was at school before lockdown, the weather was about the same as today; drizzly and windy.
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Monday Mood: Falling water, celebration of an architect by Eliza
Evening all! American architect and interior designer Frank Lloyd Wright, born #OTD in 1867, designed more than 1000 buildings, of which 532 were
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Thursday Thoughts : First day back at school in a Covid-19 world by Rachel
I sent my boys into school today. 5 year old’s school is operating a rota system, so he goes in
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Friday Flight : the majesty of northern Pakistan
Call it politics, prejudice, negative stereotypes or just lack of knowledge – northern Pakistan is not an obvious holiday destination
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Thursday Therapy: London during COVID-19
Amidst the death and economic woes, we have to find beauty during this troubled time. One of the joys
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Tuesday Tips : Rehna recommends: Wild Swans by Jung Chang
Wild Swans by Jung Chang is as enthralling and emotionally devastating a memoir/biography as you will ever read. It is,
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Tuesday Tips : Rehna Recommends: Autobiographies from the acting world for Lawyers in Lockdown
Make no mistake, we are living in extraordinary times. The entire world is pretty much on lockdown because of that
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Friday Fire: Jacqui Roach working mother and role model
It’s International Women’s Day on March 8th. We’re celebrating women lawyers we love. Here is Family Law Barrister Jacqueline Roach
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Saturday Special: Happy Chinese New Year! By Rachel
SaturdaySpecial Since my last article, I have eaten a massive feast cooked by Mama Chan. I have rolled home, barely
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FridayFunday- Chinese New Year’s Eve at Rachel’s!
FridayFunday- Chinese New Year’s Eve at Rachel’s! It’s New Year’s Eve on 24 January and Saturday 25 January spells the
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Monday Memory: A magical
Monday Memories by Rina I want to share a childhood memory with you. It’s a memory that gives me a
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Tuesday Tips : Have yourself a smug little Christmas! By Rachel
Christmas never used to be a particularly special time of the year for me. In my very junior years at
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Wednesday Woman : The Wisdom of Age(s) Elizabeth at 100!
‘Elizabeth’ (not her real name) turned 100 in August 2019. I suggested, on social media, that it would be great
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Wednesday Winners : Wimbledon
The streets of SW19 are hard. That’s right, the pavements of leafy, lovely, affluent Wimbledon are as unyielding, hard and
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