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This event provides an overview of the role of a barrister and the work they undertake within the legal system. It explores where and how barristers work, the types of cases they may handle, and the skills involved such as advocacy and legal problem-solving. The session will explain the pathway to the Bar of England and Wales, from university study and the Inns of Court to pupillage and practice. Drawing on practical examples through the lens of family law, the talk hopes to offer a realistic introduction to the profession for those interested in a career at the Bar.
This event provides an overview of the role of a barrister and the work they undertake within the legal system. It explores where and how barristers work, the types of cases they may handle, and the skills involved such as advocacy and legal problem-solving. The session will explain the pathway to the Bar of England and Wales, from university study and the Inns of Court to pupillage and practice. Drawing on practical examples through the lens of family law, the talk hopes to offer a realistic introduction to the profession for those interested in a career at the Bar.
Speaker: Dr Onyoja Momoh - a leading English barrister and academic expert in international child and family law.
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