DO the top sets look at anything other than academic achievements? They all seem to have achieved first / top 5 at Oxbridge etc.
Amazing to have all that intellect fighting over the meaning of a contract. One guy graduated first in the class at Oxford in another subject, completely unrelated to law, then graduated first in the class in his masters and completed a phd before moving to law.
Barristers seem rather like Indian restaurants they all seem to have prizes to the extent you cannot believe so many prizes exist.
maybe we should have a rof barrister of the month award.....
We boss it in law. Preemptive “enough already” to declinists and doomsters
When I was at univ there were four prizes every term for those reading law. And there were only 5 in my year.
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