In this episode criminal barrister John Dove and commercial solicitor Hayley Crombleholme talk all about the journey to get pupillage and training contracts. They also discuss the latest drama with the criminal court and prison systems and, of course, Harry Potter and Formula One creeps in there too!

In this episode criminal barrister, John Dove and commercial solicitor, Hayley Crombleholme discuss (amongst other things!):

- mooting

- advocacy club and advocacy competitions

- opportunities at the speakers club

- commercial awareness; and

- John's week at court.

In this episode, criminal barrister John and commercial solicitor Hayley talk about; their routes into law, their recent trips to London, common mistakes to avoid in advocacy and a first appearance in criminal litigation.

In this latest episode, criminal barrister, John Dove and commercial solicitor, Hayley Crombleholme, talk all things Mooting.

They also discuss an exceptional hardship hearing, Harry Potter and the legal world and what is coming up at the Advocacy

Club.

In the latest episode of the Partners in Crime Podcast; lawyers John and Hayley discuss the importance of work experience, both legal and non legal. They also discuss the difference between being a barrister and solicitors and the importance of networking in the legal industry.

This is the latest episode of the Partners in Crime Podcast, with the Speed Mooting team, John and Hayley, discussing the following:

- updates on advocacy competitions;

- updates on the advocacy club;

- commercial awareness;

- staying true to yourself in the legal profession;

and much more. Enjoy!

Welcome to this introductory podcast episode with the Speed Mooting team: John Dove and Hayley Crombleholme.

On this episode of the podcast, John Dove is joined by Hannah Fountain.

Hannah is a family law barrister at 2 New Street Chambers.

Hannah has judged at a number of our competitions.

During the podcast, Hannah discusses many topics including her route into law, provides advocacy advice and her position as a family law barrister. Hannah also answers the most important question: whether crisps belong on a sandwich.

On this episode of the podcast, John Dove is joined by Jas Dhaliwal.

Jas is a barrister at Citadel Chambers.

Jas has judged at many of our competitions and appeared on our panel sessions.

During the podcast, Jas discusses many topics including his journey to the Bar, the differences in civil and criminal advocacy and shares tips on mooting. Jas also answers the most important question: whether crisps belong on a sandwich.

If you are looking for ways to develop your mooting, there are some helpful tips shared in this video. Here at speed mooting, we regularly run fun mooting and advocacy competitions. Full details of what we do can be found on our website: speedmooting.com