Barristers are facing a major shake-up of their professional standards as the Bar Standards Board (BSB) gears up for a full-scale review of its core code of conduct. The standards committee, chaired by Brick Court Chambers' Charles Hollander QC, will redraw the Bar's code of conduct from scratch in an attempt to modernise the profession.
March 14, 2007 at 11:30 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Barristers are facing a major shake-up of their professional standards as the Bar Standards Board (BSB) gears up for a full-scale review of its core code of conduct.
The standards committee, chaired by Brick Court Chambers’ Charles Hollander QC, will redraw the Bar’s code of conduct from scratch in an attempt to modernise the profession.
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