Most barristers want to attract high-quality clients. The first step is understanding who they are.

If you feel like your Clerk is always giving you the cases no-one else will touch, it may be time to ask yourself why.

The opportunity cost of losing a client is high. Better to hold on to those you have.

If you've done the work, have the qualification and follow the Code of Conduct, you deserve your place at The Bar.

Writing high-quality content that speaks to the debate in your practice area is a guaranteed way to raise your profile online. This is how to do it.

To get something difficult done, ask someone to hold your feet to the fire.

Many barristers find the job rather isolating.  It doesn’t have to be. 

If someone can do a task for less than your hourly rate, instruct them immediately.

A career at The Bar means a lifetime of preparing for court. It makes sense to create a winning routine to follow every time.