Voices of 36 Podcast
Voices of 36 Podcast
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We are excited to launch Voices of 36 Podcast hosted by barristers, clerks, and staff from the 36 Group. Featuring a combination of key case law updates, interviews with legal experts and informal discussions of aspects of Chambers life.
The series explores all Chambers practice areas including Family, Crime, Commercial, Public and Human Rights, Employment and broader topics impacting the Bar and industry trends.
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The podcast delves into all Chambers practice areas, including Family, Crime, Commercial, Public and Human Rights, and Employment law, addressing broader topics affecting the Bar and industry trends. Recent episodes feature discussions on significant legal rulings like the UK Supreme Court's definition of 'a woman' under the Equality Act 2010, personal journeys within the legal profession, and updates on legislative changes such as the UK Arbitration Act amendments, which highlight practical implications for practitioners.
We are excited to launch Voices of 36 Podcast hosted by barristers, clerks, and staff from the 36 Group. Featuring a combination of key case law updates, interviews with legal experts and informal discussions of aspects of Chambers life.
The series explores all Chambers practice areas including Family, Crime, Commercial, Public and Human Rights, Employment and broader topics impacting the Bar and industry trends.
Shyam Thakerar of 36 Stone and Alex Clarke of Onside Law join the Voices of 36 podcast to discuss the recent UK Supreme Court ruling on the definition of “a woman” under the Equality Act 2010.
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