Barristers’ Publications

If you are concerned as to whether you can be sued for the late delivery of goods that you supply

Today, I am going clear up the mysteries surrounding the offences of failing to wear a seatbelt. It’s the Road

Transcription: To help you understand what it means to get 12 points on your driving licence, often known as totting,

When the Bar’s public direct access scheme first appeared, it was designed to enable lay clients who could manage their

What is an inquest? Inquests and public enquiries are unlike ordinary court hearings, because, as their name implies, they are

Note prepared by Stephen Harvey QC – R v JOGEE (APPELLANT), and RUDDOCK (APPELLANT) v THE QUEEN (RESPONDENT) (JAMAICA) [2016]

What do I do if I am arrested upon the suspicion of a criminal offence? Anyone who has been arrested

(transcription:) Businesses, regulations, and the law. Businesses today, whether they be large or small, have never been subject to so

When Should I Get In Touch With a Barrister? The sooner you come the better, because the sooner you come

We interviewed Stephen Harvey QC about the benefits of coming to a barrister directly: How are solicitors and barristers different?

I recently received a question about driving without headlights. Effectively, a young driver had got in a car, and driven

Zero hours contracts – what has changed? In relation to zero hours contracts, there will no longer be exclusivity clauses.

What is shared parental leave? I’ve been asking a lot of questions about shared parental leave, and that’s a right

What are the main things I need to think about under disciplinary procedures? I’ve been asked about some of the

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