What does the Senior Statesperson ranking mean?
This
ranking is defined as: A barrister who no longer works hands-on with the same
intensity but who, by virtue of close links with major clients, remains pivotal
to the set’s success.
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How are ranking decisions made?
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Does sending a submission guarantee a ranking?
No. Sending a submission is only part of the ranking process. We also take into account the feedback of clients, peers and other independent market sources.
Where can I find the submission template and the referee spreadsheet template?
The submission template for the UK Bar guide can be found here. The spreadsheet for referee lists can be found here. Please upload these documents via the My Account page here.