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BSB statement on February 2015 position on QASA
03 February 2015
BSB statement on latest position on QASA
Authorisation to Practise process now open
02 February 2015
The annual Authorisation to Practise process has now opened, featuring a new method for calculating a barristers' Practising Certificate Fee (PCF).
BSB statement on McCarthy vs. the Visitors to the Inns of Court and the Bar Standards Board
21 January 2015
BSB statement on McCarthy vs. the Visitors to the Inns of Court and the Bar Standards Board
Real appetite for change at the Bar as BSB sees rush of prospective entities in its first week of accepting applications
13 January 2015
The BSB sees rush of prospective entities in its first week of accepting applications
Bar Standards Board statement on BARSAS application system
12 January 2015
Bar Standards Board statement on BARSAS application system
A new era for the Bar beckons as barristers can now apply to set up new business models without changing regulators
05 January 2015
The Bar Standards Board is accepting applications from those wishing to set up BSB-regulated businesses ("entities").
Independent panel decides not to suspend Birmingham based barrister Tariq Rehman on an interim basis - but imposes restrictions on him taking on new public access cases
22 December 2014
An independent interim suspension panel, run by The Bar Tribunals and Adjudication Service (BTAS), today decided not to suspend Birmingham based barrister Tariq Rehman, following concerns about his professional conduct.
BSB Opening hours over the 2014-15 festive period
17 December 2014
BSB Opening hours over the 2014-15 festive period
Bar Standards Board to work with CILEx Law School on in-house training
11 December 2014
The BSB is to introduce new training in the English Legal System for its support staff.
Barrister to be disbarred for misleading client about status of immigration documents
04 December 2014
An independent public disciplinary tribunal has ordered the disbarment of a barrister after it emerged that he had lied to his client about submitting to the UK Border Agency an application for discretionary leave to remain in the UK.