Bibi is a family practitioner who appears in cases covering a wide range of challenging and sensitive matters, including non-accidental injuries, fabricated or induced illness, and sexual and physical abuse. Bibi is also a recognised leader in advocacy training nationally and internationally. She is an accredited advocacy trainer at the Inner Temple (teacher trainer level); has trained trial lawyers from over 20 countries as founder of The Advocacy Coach; and has her own internationally acclaimed podcast, The Advocacy Podcast.

Yaa Dankwa is a family law barrister who is regularly instructed on behalf of parents in cases where there are significant disputes about where children should live and how much time they should spend with a non-resident parent. Yaa Dankwa also represents clients in cases involving domestic abuse and in cases with an international dimension.

David has worked in the Inn’s Education and Training Department since 2011. His current role is Education Programme Manager for the Inner Temple Established Practitioner Programme.

Sunyana is Head of the Inquest team at 3PB and, in addition to her inquest work, she practises in professional discipline and health and safety.  She also sits as a Deputy District Judge in the County Court and as an Assistant Coroner.

Steve is a public lawyer with particular expertise in health, education and social care and disability and children’s rights cases. He is a discrimination specialist and has acted in many of the leading public law discrimination cases. Steve was named ‘Future Leader: Diversity & Inclusion’ at the Chambers UK Bar Awards 2021 and co-authored Disabled Children: A Legal Handbook (Legal Action Group).

Sam is Head of Diversity & Inclusion and CSR at the Bar Council. She leads on the design and delivery of EDI support for the profession. This includes E&D training and good practice guidance, as well as the provision of direct advice and support to chambers and individuals. Sam has been responsible for high-profile programmes, including Baroness Harman’s Review into Bullying and Harassment at the Bar, and the Bar’s use of Talk to Spot; work on addressing earnings gaps based on sex and race; Wellbeing at the Bar; and she co-authored Bar Council’s Race Reports (2021 and 2024).

Stuart is Chambers Director at 3PB where he is involved in all aspects of strategic development of Chambers within the Senior Management team. He is responsible for the Credit Control team, is Chambers Equality and Diversity Officer and Welfare Officer.

Sunyana is Head of the Inquest team at 3PB and, in addition to her inquest work, she practises in professional discipline and health and safety.  She also sits as a Deputy District Judge in the County Court and as an Assistant Coroner.  As a mum of two children, she is a mover and returner to the Bar.  She has written for a number of publications, including an article on 'Kids, Court and Caffeine…How to survive having a baby at the Bar’ for The Barrister Magazine.

Emma-Louise practises in civil, public and human rights law at 1, Crown Office Row. She is a member of the Attorney General’s B Panel.

David is a barrister at 3PB. He is a personal injury and clinical negligence specialist who also acts in civil disputes and has been appointed to the Attorney General’s C Panel.

Emma is a barrister at 5 Essex Chambers. She has a civil and public law practice, specialising in inquests and inquiries, civil claims (including human rights claims), judicial review, data and information law and personal injury. Emma is on the Attorney General’s A Panel of Counsel.

Sarah is a family law barrister specialising in international issues. She has been a reviewer for Advocate for many years. Sarah is also a Family Recorder, Family Arbitrator and Family Mediator and Co-founder of the Working Group on Pets on Divorce and Separation.

Alex is a junior Barrister at Farrars Building Chambers practicing in mixed civil cases, with a particular focus on employment. Through working at Advocate Alex has been building a practice in probate and chancery work.

Rachel Spearing KC is a Master of the Bench at The Honourable Society of Inner Temple. She leads the Movers & Returners program at the Inn alongside the Education and Training Team in support of their established Barristers programs. In 2012 she co-founded the Wellbeing at the Bar initiative with the General Council of the Bar.

Rebecca is Chief Executive of Advocate, the Bar’s pro bono charity, and has worked in access to justice for over 20 years. She began her career as a solicitor at Hogan Lovells before joining LawWorks, where she led a project establishing free legal advice sessions in low-income communities. She later became Programme Director of the Litigant in Person Support Strategy at the Access to Justice Foundation, coordinating national efforts to support unrepresented individuals.