We are advertising for third six pupils

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24/07/2025

We are seeking up to three third six pupils to assist in meeting an ever-expanding base of work and as an opportunity to develop a common law practice at the Bar with a view to tenancy.

Each successful applicant will be someone who:

  • has the ability and desire to manage and develop a common law practice;
  • has proven skills in advocacy and legal analysis;
  • has experience in at least one of our main practice areas (with skills transferrable to the others); and
  • can work and deal with a range of people, including clients and clerks, as well as being reliable and capable of working alone.

For further details and how to apply are here

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