A survey of senior partners has uncovered strong support from solicitors for a raft of measures designed to open up the Bar to people from less privileged backgrounds.
April 25, 2007 at 08:10 PM
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A survey of senior partners has uncovered strong support from solicitors for a raft of measures designed to open up the Bar to people from less privileged backgrounds.
In the latest Legal Week/EJ Legal Big Question survey, 75% of respondents said they believed the Bar fell short of its goal of being open to everyone; irrespective of their background, ethnicity, age, gender and disability.
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