During the heady months of early summer, when the majority of the population are planning holidays, bemoaning the heat and getting worked up about tennis, wannabe barristers are in search of something that can seem even more elusive than a British Wimbledon champion - a pupillage.
July 06, 2009 at 05:14 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
But if you can handle the inevitable knock backs, you’ve got a chance, says Field Court Chambers barrister Ayeesha Bhutta.
During the heady months of early summer, when the majority of the population are planning holidays, bemoaning the heat and getting worked up about tennis, wannabe barristers are in search of something that can seem even more elusive than a British Wimbledon champion – a pupillage.
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