How, When and Why: Can a Barrister Act on a Direct-Access Basis?
In this article, I will be explaining how, when and why a barrister may act on a direct-access basis. Under the terms of the Public Access...
28 September, 2022
What Is the Difference Between a Solicitor and a Barrister?
In this article, I will be explaining the main difference between a solicitor and a barrister. The most prominent difference between the two is that barristers...
28 September, 2022
Modifying a JCT Contract Without Experience or Legal Understanding: What Are the Risks?
Throughout this article, I will explain the risks associated with modifying a Joint Contracts Tribunal (JCT) form. The Joint Contracts Tribunal (JCT) forms of standard contracts...
28 September, 2022
Construction Contracts: What Are the Standard Forms?
Throughout this article, I will be explaining standard form contracts in more detail and exploring the types of contracts that are most commonly used. In the...
14 September, 2022
The Process of Adjudication in Construction Dispute Resolution
Throughout this article, I will explain the process of Adjudication in construction dispute resolution, the fees associated and the issues involved. Firstly, we need a clear...
14 September, 2022
covid 19 and mercantile barristers by samuel okoronkwo
With the constantly evolving news of the spread of COVID-19 (“Coronavirus”), the health of staff and clients at Mercantile Barristers is paramount along with ensuring...
14 August, 2020
samuel okoronkwo on covid 19 and working from home policy
The UK Government has instructed the general public to work from home. However, for the majority of businesses across the UK this may not be...
20 June, 2020
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