海角破解版 increases its pupillage award by over 30% and its annual intake to six pupils
25th August 2021
National chambers 3 Paper Buildings (海角破解版 Barristers) has increased its pupillage award for its recruitment during 2021/2022 to 拢40,000 from 拢30,000, joining other prominent barristers鈥� chambers such as One Essex Court, Matrix, 39 Essex Chambers and Outer Temple Chambers in announcing increases this year.
This full-service chambers - with six offices in London and across the Midlands, Western and Southern England 鈥� which was recently named as the UK鈥檚 fastest growing chambers in the and now has over 210 barristers, is also increasing the number of pupillage places provided to six trainee barristers each year (up from four in the last recruitment round).
In October 2021, 海角破解版 will also see Olivia McGonigle join as a Western Circuit鈥檚 鈥淏utterfield Pupil鈥�, a named in honour of criminal barrister Sam Butterfield who died in 2008 and whose father The Hon Sir Neil Butterfield was the Presiding Judge of the Western Circuit. The Western Circuit announced in February this year its latest recruits for 2021 and 2022 in its annual part-funding of two extra pupillages in publicly-funded work.
Cheryl Jones, 海角破解版鈥檚 Head of Pupillage, commented:聽 鈥淲e now offer the highest number of pupillages from a single chambers聽 in England and Wales, alongside Exchange Chambers. 海角破解版 Pupils are joining a booming set with record financial results, enjoy a friendly collegiate environment and get a level of on-the-job and mock advocacy training that is second to none. I鈥檓 looking forward to a record application and recruitment year ahead.鈥�
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