Bacfi Represents The Interests Of Employed Barristers Providing Legal Services In A Commercial Environment And Also "non-practising" Barristers. Members Also Include Self-employed Barristers, Students, Overseas Lawyers Working In The Uk And Retired Barristers.

The British Israel Law Association (bisla) Is One Of The Growing Number Of Bilateral Law Associations Supported By The Law Society Of England And Wales. The Purpose Of These Bilateral Associations Is To Develop Cultural, Legal And Social Relations Between Lawyers In Different Countries

Its Purpose Is And Always Has Been To Promote The Study And The Advancement Of British Maritime And Mercantile Law: To Promote And Consider With Foreign And Other Maritime Law Associations Proposals For The Unification Of Maritime And Mercantile Law In The Practice Of Different Nations: To Afford Opportunities For Members To Discuss Matters Of National And International Maritime Law: To Collect And Circulate Amongst Its Members Information Regarding Maritime And Mercantile Law And To Establish A Collection Of Publications And Documents Of Interest To Members.

Combar Encourages Barristers To Accept Direct Instructions From Overseas Lawyers And Other Professional Advisers. Although Barristers Are Not Obliged To Accept Direct Instructions, Except From English Solicitors, The Barristers Listed In The Combar Directory Would Welcome Direct Approaches In Appropriate Circumstances. Full Contact Details Can Be Found In The Chambers' Listing In The Directory.

It Is Predominantly An Association Of Members Of The Bar But Amongst Its Members Are Also Judges, Solicitors, Lawyers In Public Service, Academics And Students. Students Are Particularly Encouraged To Join. Members Do Not Have To Demonstrate That They Practice Administrative Law In Order To Join But Are Likely To Share An Interest In This Important Area Of Law.

The European Young Bar Association (EYBA) is a non-profit making, multinational young lawyers association founded on 23rd May 1993 in Prague. The group now represents the interests of over 200,000 young lawyers and is the worlds largest young lawyers group.

The Flba Is The Specialist Bar Association For Family Barristers. With 2,000 Members, It Organises Conferences, Seminars, Meetings And Social Events Throughout The Country Via Its Regional Network And Often In Conjunction With Resolution

The Object Of Our Association Is To Disseminate And Exchange Information About International Tax Planning. This We Do In Three Ways - Through Our Meetings, Through Our Publications And Via The Internet.

The Isle Of Man Law Society Is The Oldest Manx Professional Body, Formed By The Law Society Act 1859 Passed By Tynwald. The Society Was Originally Established To Provide Access To The Law Library, Which Holds Legal Case Histories And The Profession's Reference Books. Over The Years However, The Society's Role Has Developed Significantly And Apart From Now Dealing With The Administration Of The Society's Business And Its Interrelationship With Government And Other Connected Bodies, It Has Certain Disciplinary Functions In Respect Of Its Members And Has Responsibilities Concerning The Education And Guidance To The Membership As A Whole.

The Law Society Will Strive To Guarantee: To The Public - Access To High Quality Legal Services. To Solicitors - Vigorous Promotion Of Their Interests. To Society - A Leading Voice On Law Reform.

The Core Practice Of Our Members Continues To Be High Quality Advocacy And Advice In Our Specialist Field Of Planning And The Environment And Related Public Law Areas. We Believe, On The Basis Of Experience, That These Skills Can Be Of Critical Importance To The Interests Of Our Clients. This Belief Is Supported By The Continuing Strong Demand For Our Services.

The Revenue Bar Association (rba) Brings Together English Barristers Who Practise In The Taxation Field. The Majority Of Members Are Exclusively Taxation Specialists. Most Can Handle Cases On All Taxes. Some Have Particular Fields Of Specialisation Within The Wide Context Of Tax Law.