ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, we explore what it’s really like to move between the self-employed and employed Bar. Two barristers - one who went from self-employed to employed and back again, and another who transitioned into an employed role - share their experiences and motivations.
We discuss why barristers choose to make these shifts, the value of diversifying your skills, and the practical differences in how your practice operates. The conversation also touches on confidence; how it can be affected by change and how to rebuild it.
A candid and insightful look at navigating career transitions at the Bar, with helpful reflections on what to gain and what to watch out for.
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ABOUT YOUR HOST
Simon Regis CBE is a Deputy Director at the Government Legal Department (GLD) leading a team advising on Higher Education at the Department for Education. He is a Master of the Bench at the Inner Temple focusing on the Employed Bar, Equality, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI), education and training. He is also an elected member of the Bar Council and Chair of the Employed Bar Committee for 2026.
CONTACT
Karen Taylor, Head of Teaching & Learning, The Honourable Society of the Inner Temple, education@innertemple.org.uk
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