Fit your own mask first: living life at the criminal Bar
News, Blog
4th December 2020
We defend fearlessly our clients’ best interests and fight for the underdog every day in court, but neglect to apply that same attitude to ourselves. What is needed to improve the lives of those who seek to stand up for justice and assure the future of the profession?
Siân Beaven’s article ‘Fit your own mask: living life at the Criminal Bar’, features in the December edition of Counsel Magazine, to view the article in full please click here.
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