Trauma-informed practice in family law: reflections from a junior barrister
Yaa Dankwa Ampadu Sackey is a family law barrister at Four Brick Court Chambers. Practising in public and private children law domestic abuse and international relocation cases, with emphasis on modern families and surrogacy.
Two weeks in London: a Korean lawyer at the English Bar
BoYoung Lee is a Korean lawyer at Dongin Law LLC, practising in international matters, criminal and civil litigation.
Employed Bar: Aimee Stokes
No two days are the same, which is one of the aspects I enjoy most.
A busy season for international engagement: our upcoming international programme
The second half of 2026 is shaping up to be one of our busiest periods for international engagement.
Justice doing time – why it's time to reform the prisoner delivery system
In this blog, Bar Chair Kirsty Brimelow KC explores the "scandal that swirls around every robing room"... the late delivery of prisoners to court and the delays they cause.
Low countries, high spirits: reflections on the Anglo-Dutch Exchange and our 60 years of friendship
Chair of our Young Barristers' Committee Amelia Clegg reflects on the 2026 Anglo-Dutch Exchange, which this year celebrated its 60th anniversary. For the last six decades, the exchange has been an opportunity not only to compare legal systems but build relationships, share ideas and remember that, despite practising in different jurisdictions, we face many of the same opportunities and challenges.