Monday morning : Lockdown recipe: Homemade latte/cappuccino
Missing coffee shop coffee during lockdown? Sabrina suggests you try this: Home made latte/cappuccino 2 table spoon instant coffee 2
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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
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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
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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,
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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
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Friday Feel Good : The Quarantini Challenge
There’s no doubt we’re living in strange, sad, difficult times. Almost the entire world is in lockdown. So here’s something
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Friday Feeling: ‘No’ seems to be the hardest word. By Tim Bergin
‘No’ Seems to be the Hardest Word’ Sorry seems to be the hardest word, said that great philosopher Elton John
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Friday Film : Misbehavior review by Rehna
In 2011 I was asked to judge the UK heat of Miss Universe. I went to fulfil my judging duties
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Thursday Thoughts: Working from Home by Hannah
Keeping & Working Well from Home by Hannah Sparkes The current Covid–19 health crisis has affected us all one way or another, and
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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
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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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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.
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Wednesday Wellness: Essential oils and immune support by Rina
Dotty’s oils and immune support As all decent lawyers know, legal research begins with a quick search
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Wednesday Wellbeing: Boosting your immune system by Zoe
Taking care of you – boosting your immune system In these uncertain times, our wellbeing goddess Zoe looks at ways
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Monday Man: A tribute to the tributes! By Jeremy Hall
All Hail the Copycats! A Tribute to the Tributes Family Law Barrister Jeremy Hall has seen Fleetwood Mac, David Bowie,
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Wednesday Wellbeing: Menopause part 2 by Sylvia Hallinan
The Menopause: Part Two In Part One I outlined my experience of the menopause between the ages of 52 and
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Tuesday Trends: A scarf to uplift and empower
Dara Ford has designed a scarf to uplift and empower women all year round because every day can be International Women’s
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Monday Mood: Madonna and Beyoncé
Good evening! Yesterday was International Women’s Day (IWD), an annual event which celebrates the ‘social, economic, cultural and political achievements’
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Weekend Women: International Women’s Day music icons by Eliza
Good evening to you all! Today sees International Women’s Day (IWD). For decades, the music industry has seen some remarkable
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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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Wednesday Wellbeing: Menopause by Sylvia Hallinan
In this two-part series Sylvia Hallinan, or Dotty Senior as she is affectionately referred to by the It’s a Lawyer’s
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Monday Mother: Work Life Balance by Delia Minoprio
Continuing our week long celebration of Women leading up to International Women’s Day on 8th March: Family Law barrister Delia
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Weekend Women: Endgame review by Tina Cook QC
Endgame – Samuel Beckett (1957) at The Old Vic ‘Can there be misery lovelier than mine?’ asks Hamm rhetorically
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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
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Friday Film: The True History of the Kelly Gang by Rehna
The True History Of The Kelly Gang Director: Justin Kurzel ast: George Mackay, Essie Davis, Russell Crowe Release date: 28.2.20
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