Friday Film : Call Me By your Name LFF
Timothee Chalamet is the boy wonder at tonight’s Golden Globes and the awards season this year. Not to be outdone,
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Monday musings : George Butler + Heather Lockwood
My two wonderful colleagues from 42 Bedford Row, George Butler ((family law barrister) and Heather Lockwood (civil law practitioner) give
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Monday Man : Zimran Samuel: interview
Zimran Samuel from Doughty Street Chambers talks about FGM, working at the UN, human rights, international law and playing blues
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Wednesday Woman : Rachel Spearing interview
Rachel Spearing is a Barrister at Pump Court chambers. She is also a leading figure in the Wellness in the
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Friday Film : LFF 2017 snippets
LFF Snippets So, LFF was some time ago but perhaps some films are a dish best served cold. Ingrid goes
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Tuesday Tips : 5 tips for relief in small claims trials
5 tips for relief in Small Claims Trials – A quick guide By Alexander Burrell, barrister at 42 Bedford Row
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Friday Film : Loving Vincent – LFF2017
LOVING VINCENT At the premiere of Loving Vincent held, appropriately enough, at the National Gallery I asked Hugh Welchman, the
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Monday Musing : GAY LAWYERS IN THE IBA by Jeremy Rosenblatt
GAY LAWYERS IN THE IBA It is fifty years since homosexual practice was decriminalised in the United Kingdom and the
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Wednesday Woman : Identity crisis by Chrissie
Identity Crisis I was 17 years old when I had my left ovary removed. As part of the procedure and
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Thursday Thoughts : You barrister. (S)He clerk.
There are few relationships more delicate than that between barrister and clerk. It’s a topic ripe for a whole article.
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Wednesday Wellbeing: I wanted to disappear -the battle with anorexia
By Carmen I’ve always been an unusual girl. I wanted to live in another era, loved different things from those
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Monday Mating : Role Model
Role Model by ‘Samantha’ My primary experience of ‘a loving partnership’ wasn’t exactly fulfilling. My parents’ relationship was a disaster.
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Tuesday Tips ; Parenting & a busy practice
By Anita, a family law barrister A busy practice and parenting We lawyers are both highly reliable and consistently unreliable.
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Tuesday Trends : Slip into a summery Spring! By Sabrina styles
Spring and even summer are firmly upon us even if the latter doesn’t officially start until the 21st June. I’ve
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Friday Film : Cannes I get a witness!
You need to stock up on the energy levels to survive the Cannes film festival because it’s probably the
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Thursday Thoughts : From First Six to Second Six Pupillage, ‘The Anticipation’
From First Six to Second Six Pupillage, ‘The Anticipation’ We wish our Pupil Perspective contributor Leah, the best of luck
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Thursday Thoughts : Dealing with unreasonable clients
WHAT DO YOU WANT FROM LIFE; DEALING WITH AN UNREASONABLE CLIENT Jeremy Rosenblatt Child and International Child Law Counsel 42
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Wednesday Wedding : Beauty and the Bride
So, our lovely lawyer bride in training is almost at the altar! Here she gives her tips on the journey
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Friday Fantasy Life : Monaco: the bubble and beyond
By Francesca : Life in Monaco: The Bubble and beyond March was a quiet month in Monte Carlo…with the exception
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Friday Fantasy Life : London life v Monaco days
Life in Monaco so far – so good? By Francesca. A few months ago my uncle sent me a card
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Monday Musing : Good enough parenting
Barrister Francesca Conn ponders motherhood v work and that divisive phrase much loved by family courts ‘good enough parenting’
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Tuesday Tips : Friends are for life
5 tips from Fareha, family law barrister 1. Invest in your friendships. Not with a quick What’s App message or
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Thursday Thoughts : Significant harm -let’s talk
By Rehna “I’m not going to see a psychiatrist/psychologist/therapist/counseller, I’m not mad!” As a family law barrister I hear this
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Monday Mating : Career and love aren’t mutually exclusive!
Career v Love by Emilia ‘So you chose to be a career woman,’ people say to me and other colleagues
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