They don't like to talk about it too loudly, but commercial barristers actually rather enjoy periods of economic instability.Andrew Onslow QC of 3 Verulam Buildings explains: "When money is tight, people fight harder over what remains - and that means more litigation."
April 16, 2008 at 09:04 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
With the economy heading into turbulent times, is it a good idea to be planning a career at the Bar? Alex Aldridge speaks to barristers across the profession to see how the Bar reacts to external economic factors, and asks the crucial question: does this mean fewer pupillages and tenancies?
They don’t like to talk about it too loudly, but commercial barristers actually rather enjoy periods of economic instability.
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