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Why one silk will not be signing the Legal Service Commission contract
Posted 22/01/2008 by Mike Semple Piggot
As part of my Weekend Review podcast, done through my 'Charon QC' blog for Consilio, I interviewed Simon Myerson QC.
His views are robust. I have extracted his interview from the Weekend Review to allow you to listen to his views, should you wish to so do. You can listen to the interview by clicking here.
Simon also writes the 'Pupillage and how to get it' blog - offering extremely useful advice to prospective bar students. He gives a great deal of time to helping students who are prepared to email him for advice.
Simon Myerson wrote about his reasons for not signing the LSC contract on his blog - you can read it here.
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