Employed Barristers' Committee

Executive: Nathan Trotter

Chair: Sara George - Sidley Austin 

Vice–Chair: Simon Regis CBE - Government  Legal Department 

Members:

Stuart Alford KC - Paul Hastings

Mike Jones KC - CPS

Michael Bellis – Capsticks

Amelia Clegg - BCL Solicitors 

Charles Coventry – HM Armed Forces

Richard Croxson – Govericks Ltd

Judith Donnelly – Addleshaw Goddard

Maj Laura Fearnfield - Army Legal Services

Chamali Fernando – Peregrine Law

Birgitte Hagem – CPS

James Kitching – Proskauer Rose 

Timothy Manley – FCDO

Andre Nwadikwa–Jonathan – Jenner & Block

Lucinda Orr – Enyo Law

Cpt Ian Park- Ministry of Defence

Charlotte Pope-Williams – 3 Hare Court

Patrick Rappo – Reed Smith 

Ryan Richter – CPS

Hannah Smith- General Pharmaceutical Council

Julija Stukalina- Nautica Law

Emma Torr- APPEAL 

Emma Walker – 2 Temple Gardens

Ed Winter- Eversheds Sutherland (US)
 

Terms of Reference of the Committee

a. To provide support to the employed Bar in all matters relevant to practice at the employed Bar;

b. To influence policy and advise representative committees of the Bar Council on all matters which appear to the Employed Barristers' Committee to be of particular concern to the employed Bar, or upon which advice is sought by other representative committees of the Bar Council;

c. To consider and advise on the implications for the employed Bar of any regulatory changes proposed by the BSB;

d. To elect, from amongst their number, a Chair and Vice-Chair both of whom must be employed barristers. Each should serve a one-year term, with the expectation that the Vice-Chair will become the Chair of the committee. If the Chair is employed in the public sector, then the Vice-Chair must be drawn from outside (and vice versa). [If the Chair or Vice-Chair ceases to be an employed barrister, then he (or she) shall cease to be qualified to hold that office, in which event paragraph 3(a) in Schedule One to these Standing Orders will apply (but with the word "elected" being substituted for the word "appointed").]

e. To support the strategic aims of the Bar Council, as published.

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The Committee's remit

The Employed Barristers' Committee represents and promotes the interests of the employed Bar within and beyond the Bar Council. Its membership includes barristers from a wide range of career backgrounds, from across the country.

The EBC meets regularly to consider and address issues facing the employed Bar.

If you are aware of issues which should be considered by the EBC, please email [email protected].