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The Barrister Blog
Posts cover legal news, political news and legal figures in the United Kingdom and elsewhere and includes seaside photos.
Author: Tim Kevan is a barrister based in Braunton, England, is also the co-author of Why Lawyers Should Surf and the founder of two legal businesses: CPD Webinars, which provides online video seminars for continuing legal education, and Law Brief Publishing, which publishes legal newsletters and journals. He also authors BabyBarista.
Blawg Related Categories: International • Europe • United Kingdom
Recent Posts from The Barrister Blog
- Kite-surfers Jake Scrace and Lewis Crathern jump over Worthing pier in East Sussex
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'The Final Curtain Call' by Hector Christie
Just ordered a book called The Final Curtain Call by Hector Christe. A review describes it in the following way: "With globalisation spreading its tentacles across the planet and Corporate America throttling the Third World…
- Thierry Henry Handball Against Ireland in the World Cup Qualifier
- BabyBarista reviewed in Devon Life (click to enlarge)
- BabyBarista in Magdalene College, Cambridge Magazine 'Magdalene Matters' (click to enlarge)
- BabyBarista in Middle Templar Magazine (click to enlarge)
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'Scribblings from the Surf' - Devon Life 12/09: North Devon's Extreme Adventurers
The sixth in a series entitled 'Scribblings from the Surf' for Devon Life. To read the article, see the text below or click to enlarge the pictures of the original article below that. To see…
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Surfers Against Sewage Beach Clean 29 November 2009
Sponsored blog post: Policing the Referrers
There has been a substantial growth of the claims management industry since the introduction of the Conditional Fee Agreement (CFA) in the late 1990’s. The market for personal injury referrals currently stands close to £300…
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Warning: audible.co.uk
I have just signed up for a 'free' trial at audible.co.uk at the following link. The website says "Try an Audible membership completely free for 14 days, and download any of our 30,000 titles for…


