Your clerk knows everything about your practice. Whether this is information shared depends entirely on you. 

Straining every sinew for your clients while forgetting everyone else is a strategy which might bring short-term success. It rarely endures.

Some barristers struggle with raising their profile. A shift in perspective can help. 

How to reassure Direct Access clients that you will navigate the legal process for them.

At the beginning of your career you’ll be grateful for every client your clerk sends your way. That doesn't mean your client has free licence to your time.

Writing is one of your best skills. Why not use it to generate instructions?

Brainy. Bright. Brilliant. Does that sound like...everyone you know at The Bar?  How are you differentiating your practice?

If your playtime has dwindled since you became a barrister this is how to claw it back.

Your attendance note is more than a tick-box exercise. It's the door to a new instruction.