Episode Synopsis "Patently due: Counsel’s fees"
Have you ever noticed the pouch on the back of a barrister’s gown? Legend had it that it was originally a purse into which refresher fees would be deposited to keep Counsel on their feet. This ties in with the notion that a barrister is not entitled to sue for their fees. The High Court in Birmingham recently considered a case where a barrister sought to sue their instructing solicitor for non-payment of fees. This episode is also available as a blog post: https://lawmark.uk/2021/11/01/patently-due/
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