Dinah Rose QC warns against a career at the Bar for all but the most committed as she discusses her life and the profession ahead of a charity theatre production
March 03, 2015 at 07:34 AM
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Blackstone Chambers’ Dinah Rose QC on misogyny, memorable cases and why aspiring lawyers should think twice about a career at the Bar
Why did you go to the Bar?
As a girl, I was always very argumentative. The idea that you could be paid to argue as a career sounded like a fantastic opportunity.
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