As for what students can expect, it`s common to work on motions, draft assessments, and skeletal arguments, and accompany your supervisor to court. One tenant who recently graduated from student body says, “In the first place, I usually returned substantial written work every 5-7 days and the feedback I received in the first three months was complete, detailed and complete.” Once students reach their second six, which is unusual for a law firm, they will begin to take on their own work. Liquidation applications, property courts, and subordinate bankruptcy work are common sources of instruction for students. However, you are not alone. A new student reveals, “The supervisor in the first part of my second six did everything he could to help me manage my young practice and deal with the unexpected problems of real legal life.” Even in the rental, the care continues. “While there is no formal refresher during the rental, every Chambers member is always ready and willing to help and answer questions,” said one junior. When it comes to diversity and inclusion, Radcliffe has made changes to the student process to “make sure it`s as equitable as possible.” Working with external consultants like Rare Recruitment, Fitzgerald says the ensemble “seeks to attract students from more diverse backgrounds. This is very important to us. There`s also the ensemble`s student-lawyer internship program, where local sixth-graders come to the chambers for seminars, court visits, and the opportunity to spend time with lawyers. I found the rooms very sociable. During the student body, it was difficult to stay in touch with everyone during the early stages of the COVID lockdown.

However, after the lockdown was lifted, members made concerted efforts to socialize, and I found it fairly easy to make good friendships in the workplace. 11 New Square, Lincoln`s Inn, London, WC2A 3QB Website www.radcliffechambers.com “Radcliffe is a fantastic room for highly respected experts.” “The training rooms are top-notch. Individual supervision, in which leading experts in their field are accompanied, with regular and in-depth feedback, is at the heart of the student body in the rooms. It also helps that all the student supervisors here are totally human (they have a sense of humor) and human (they send you home at 6pm on time). During his school years, opportunities arose to work for other members of the chamber. This helped me to support the experience and expose myself to the practice areas of the chambers. I have had the opportunity to assist members in a number of matters, including a matter of knowledge of receipts. Radcliffe Chambers is also the only chamber among the top 75 employers in the 2021 Social Mobility Employment Index.

The Social Mobility Employment Index assesses UK employers on the steps they take to ensure they provide equal opportunities for people from all socio-economic backgrounds. The index helps highlight employers who are doing the most to change their hiring process and nurture talented employees from diverse backgrounds. We were also finalists in the Progression Programme of the Year category at the UK Social Mobility Awards 2021. Overall: As many chamber members have been involved in landmark cases in their fields, this chamber continues to build its reputation for quality and innovative legal services. These services are supported by a professional and dedicated office and management team that provides a transparent and customer-oriented service. This year, in partnership with Big Voice London, we hosted our annual “student camp” for sixth-graders from underrepresented groups. Over a two-day period, we held a series of workshops covering different aspects of legal practice, focusing on interviewing techniques and different pathways to becoming a lawyer. During this camp, we hope to inspire and support young people to pursue a career in the bar. High-level personalities in legal education and training among those who will be included in the framework when the one-month countdown begins After analyzing the figures, we can show that 19 chambers were selected and received an A* for their training. Here are the 19 rooms listed in alphabetical order: Consider what type of rooms you want to be in, but also what kind of culture you want to belong to.

We work a lot at Radcliffe Chambers, but we have core areas and you are expected to work in some of them. You are also expected to participate in the life of the room and work in the rooms under development. * The figure refers to the lowest five members of the Chambers; does not include postgraduate studies. “Chambers` student training covered three broad areas of practice. In addition to the students` usual work, there were additional training courses on chamber advocacy. This complemented the education of students with hostels. We are told that chambers “encourage members to prioritize their work-life balance.” One junior explains: “Compared to my friends in other rooms, I think I have a great work-life balance. I work hard, but (with very few exceptions) I have every night and every weekend off. Members are also supposed to be a support group, with someone always available to talk if you need help with anything. “We are a team and we are working to establish a collegial and supportive ethic,” a source told us. Another agreed: “I know that if I am struggling with something or have a question, there will be several members who will be ready and willing to solve a problem with me.” We have policies that support these objectives.

In particular, we ensure equal opportunities in the rooms and in our recruitment processes. In 2019, we launched the Rare Contextual Recruitment System, which uses big data to help companies identify candidates with the greatest potential. Rare allows us to identify outstanding candidates that we might otherwise miss, which is achieved by putting candidates` accomplishments in context. We are one of the few rooms to use this system. As a result, we have seen an increase in the number of candidates from non-traditional backgrounds applying for the student body. Radcliffe Chambers is a modern room located in historic Lincoln`s Inn. She specializes in corporate, retail banking, real estate, bankruptcy, pensions and charities. The achievements of Chambers and its individual members have been recognised in recent years by the Legal Cheek Awards, Chambers UK Bar Awards, UK Diversity Legal Awards, STEP Private Client Awards, The Lawyer Awards, Halsbury Legal Awards, Legal Week Awards, The British Legal Awards and Solicitor Journal Awards. Members of the Chambers are regularly involved in landmark cases in their fields, and the Chamber continues to build its reputation for quality and innovative legal services. The services are supported by a professional and dedicated office and management team that provide a transparent and customer-oriented service.

“I`m incredibly lucky to have such an interesting job,” says one insider. “Every day brings something new, whether it`s the life story of someone born more than 100 years ago, a technical legal issue, or a tactical decision in settlement discussions.”