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8Jun2017

What exactly is… a barrister’s clerk

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455px-Office_1719“Barristers’ clerks are one of the more unusual occupational groups in the UK today. They can be employed or self-employed and they even have their own tax office. […]

Why is this group different? Who are they? What do they do? And, why are they?”

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