BARRISTERS in the UK play an integral role in our society. Representing cases in court and pleading on the behalf of the client and their solicitor but how much do they get paid? How much does a ba… ...

Barristers and judges are paid well for their 28 hours of weekly work: £51,480 a year, £990 a week, or £35 an hour. Ranging from justice of the peace to coroner to magistrate, there are all ...

According to an independent review, the median salary for a criminal barrister in the year 2019-2020 was £79,800. This is before deductions for travel costs, chambers’ rent, clerks’ fees, tax ...

The grants, offered to those in their first year of training, are 10pc higher than the average salary of a qualified barrister. Gray’s Inn Tax Chambers is offering pupil barristers £100,000 a ...

The median earnings for a criminal barrister are around £80,000, though many earn less than £30,000. Barristers vote for all-out strike over pay - how much do they earn? Skip to main content ...

Perhaps we should pay them salaries, the same as any other contracted worker. Shaun Rodger, Paisley, Scotland. When I see a QC driving a Ford Fiesta and wearing a Burton suit I'll start listening.

Most trainee barristers are paid the minimum required by the Bar Standards Board, which amounts to £24,203 if they work in chambers in London, or £22,019 anywhere else in the UK.

I earn up to £300,000 a year but I don't consider myself wealthy. Readers reveal how much they think it REALLY takes to be rich. Vote below; How do you spend your monthly salary?

Cuts to legal aid by the UK Government has meant that some barristers have been earning less than the minimum wage. ... with the annual median salary for junior barristers at £12,200.

BARRISTERS in the UK play an integral role in our society. Representing cases in court and pleading on the behalf of the client and their solicitor but how much do they get paid? How much does a ba… ...

According to an independent review, the median salary for a criminal barrister in the year 2019-2020 was £79,800. This is before deductions for travel costs, chambers’ rent, clerks’ fees, tax, and ...