The Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn

📢Ordinary Dining bookings are open. On Tuesday 11 February 2025, invite family and friends to a memorable four-course messed service dinner, in the beautiful surroundings of the Great Hall. Contact Member Events to book now! Find out more: https://ow.ly/fwej50UGJTT 📞020 7405 5969 ✉️memberevents@lincolnsinn.org.uk #LincolnsInn #Banqueting

Debating and mooting workshops in Birmingham for Lincoln's Inn student members (i.e. GDL/ bar course students and graduates)! Starting on 29th January 2025, I will be volunteering at debating and mooting workshops ran by The Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn for Midland based GDL and bar course students and graduates. KEY INFORMATION ⏰ 5-6.30pm 📅 Once per month on Wednesday 29 January 2025, Wednesday 19 February 2025, Wednesday 26 March 2025, Wednesday 16 April 2025, Wednesday 14 May 2025, and Wednesday 11 June 2025 📍 3PB Barristers in Birmingham 👩🦱 Open to Lincoln’s Inn student members WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND? ✅ Feedback from practising members of the judiciary ✅ An opportunity to meet members of the Birmingham bar (my co-pupils from St Philips Chambers will be attending!) ✅ Networking ✅ The chance to practice your advocacy and enhance your CV ahead of pupillage applications ✅ A great way to make friends and connections (especially if you are studying remotely ie on part 1 of the ICCA bar course!) HOW TO SIGN UP Sign up via the link below: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eR94t2GY MY EXPERIENCE I loved mooting at university as you can really deep dive into an area of law and challenge yourself. I did some debating with Lincoln's Inn whilst on the bar course and I was really nervous to attend the workshops but I ended up loving it. I did not need to be nervous as it was a positive and supportive environment. It was also just a lot of fun and a way to meet new people. It would be amazing to see you there! Please invite your students along The University of Law, BPP Law School, The Inns of Court College of Advocacy and Nottingham Trent University!

🌟 Insightful Evening at The Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn – Pupillage Advice 🌟 Last night, I had the privilege of attending the Pupillage Advice Evening at Lincoln's Inn, featuring invaluable insights from barristers Mark Harries KC, Antonia Benfield, and Andrew Cullen. Here are their key takeaways: 1️⃣ Be accurate and craft well-evidenced answers. 2️⃣ Master the art of language—be a craftsman of your words. 3️⃣ Speak and write with purpose, wit, and succinctness. 4️⃣ Stay personal but exercise sage discernment. 5️⃣ Understand that pressure tests your composure, not you personally. 6️⃣ Seek advice—don’t be afraid to ask! 7️⃣ Prepare thoroughly, practice relentlessly, and refine continuously. 8️⃣ Exude confidence, professionalism, and comfort in your demeanor. 9️⃣ Listen carefully to questions, take a pause, and respond composedly. 🔟 Stay updated on legal developments in your chosen practice area. A huge thank you to the team at Lincoln's Inn and the speakers for their thoughtful advice—an evening full of inspiration and learning! 💼⚖️

📢We're #hiring! 📊Head of Finance 🪙£80,000 pa ⏰Monday to Friday, 09:00-17:00 🔎We're looking for a new head of finance to support and guide budget holders and Executive Team members in their financial management responsibilities. ✉️To apply, send your CV to HR@lincolnsinn.org.uk. 🔗Read the full job description: https://ow.ly/GfUv50UFlo6 #CareerOpportunity #JobSearch #JoinOurTeam #LincolnInnCareers #Finance

⚖️On Monday 13 January 2025, the Hon Sir Paul Morgan was inaugurated as Treasurer of Lincoln's Inn. ✍️The Treasurer has penned a welcome message outlining his hopes for the upcoming year: https://ow.ly/R6bS50UG0cr Sir Paul Morgan was called to the Bar by Lincoln’s Inn in 1975 and took Silk in 1992. He specialised in property law. He was appointed a High Court Judge in 2007 and was assigned to the Chancery Division. He retired as a judge in September 2021 and now practises as an arbitrator and mediator from Wilberforce Chambers. He was a member of the KC Appointments Panel in 2023 and 2024. Sir Paul was elected as a Bencher in 2001 and has served as Chair of the Inn’s Estates and Audit and Risk Committees. He has also served on the Planning and Development Group, the Finance and General Purposes Committee, the Pre-Call Committee and the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Committee. 📷 Image 1: The Hon Sir Paul Morgan smiles at the camera. He is a white man with balding grey hair. He wears a charcoal suit, a white shirt and a silk tie patterned with a Lincoln's Inn design (golden chevrons on a blue background). 📷 Image 2: The Hon Sir Paul Morgan, dressed in a dark suit and a blue tie, signs a book on a table. 📷 Image 3: The Immediate Past Treasurer (The Rt Hon Lord Briggs of Westbourne) speaks into a microphone whilst The Hon Sir Paul Morgan sits next to him. They are behind a table with papers and water bottles. Both men are dressed in dark suits with white shirts and blue ties. 📷 Image 4: The Hon Sir Paul Morgan signs his name in the ‘Treasurer’s of Lincoln’s Inn Since A.D. 1586’ book, watched over by the Immediate Past Treasurer, The Rt Hon Lord Briggs of Westbourne. 📷 Image 5: The Treasurer stands holding a microphone whilst The Immediate Past Treasurer sits next to him. They are behind a table with papers and water bottles. Both men are dressed in dark suits with white shirts and blue ties.

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📢 ✏️Applications are open for the first round of our 2025 Pupillage Grants! If your combined chambers award/guaranteed earnings are under £25,000 for the year, please apply by 3 March 2025. Pupils who feel they have exceptional circumstances may also apply but should be aware that those with significant resources are unlikely to receive a grant. 🔎 Learn more: https://ow.ly/Vv3P50UFa4k

🤔 Looking for some support on your journey towards pupillage? 📆 Applications for the 2025/26 Bridging The Bar Academy Programme open on Monday 24 February 2025. The Academy support 100 candidates from underrepresented backgrounds, providing practical tools and offering invaluable learning experiences to help them secure pupillage. See their website for full details 🔗 https://ow.ly/yhlr50UCpq5 ✍️The Academy offers: ● Internships at leading institutions, including the UK Supreme Court, High Court, Court of Appeal, and Law Commission ● Two mini-pupillages at our 49 partner chambers ● 1-1 mentoring with a practising barrister in your area of interest ● Specialised advocacy training for pupillage interviews and fundamental advocacy training, including practical sessions with actors ● Mooting and essay competitions ● Personal development sessions to build confidence, overcome fear, enhance CVs and written applications, and refine interview skills 🤝To be eligible for participation in the Academy candidates must: 1. Be studying the bar course in academic year 2025/26 (on either a part-time or full time basis) or have previously completed the bar course 2. Be intending to apply for pupillage in 2026 3. Have been state school educated 4. Have not attended Oxbridge at the undergraduate level 5. Have been supported through undergraduate through student loans or own employment AND 6. Be present in the UK and able to attend all Academy events listed in the programme

Applications for Bridging the Bar's 25/26 Academy Programme open on February 24th, 2025! Watch to discover everything the Academy has to offer: paid internships, mini-pupillages, specialised advocacy training, and so much more. Scan the QR code or visit https://lnkd.in/eUvcQfjH to check eligibility criteria, watch our Q&A on the application process, and sign up for notifications when applications open. Stay tuned and get ready to apply! #BridgingTheBar #DiversityInLaw #AspiringBarristers #BTB #BridgingTheBarAcademy #EqualAccessToLaw

📢 Applications are now open. If you're applying for pupillage this year, submit your applications via the Pupillage Gateway by 11:59pm on Thursday 6 February 2025: https://lnkd.in/dCTRrrSh