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Neil Addison’s Harassment Law at
www.harassment-law.co.uk: 19 votes
Also from Neil Addison - Religion Law UK at
www.religionlaw.co.uk: 9 votes
Jamal Demachkie’s site at
www.housinglawupdates.co.uk: 11 votes
Daniel Barnett’s employment law site at
www.danielbarnett.co.uk: 22 votes
Tim Kevan’s site on personal injury, sports, consumer and
internet law at www.timkevan.com: 25 votes
Gary Webber’s www.propertylawuk.net: 14 votes
Francis Bennion site on law, professional ethics, human rights, sexual ethics, the Interpretation
of Statutes and many other legal and political topics for over 40 years:
www.francisbennion.com. 24 votes
Roger Horne’s Miscellany covering copyright issues, topics relating to House of Lords
Judgments, and particularly the Civil Procedures Rules at www.hrothgar.co.uk: 7 votes
Jonathan Mitchell on a variety of Scottish legal topics, at
www.jonathanmitchell.info: 6 votes
Laurie West-Knights’ site LawOnLine covering CPR and also the origin of BAILII,
www.lawonline.cc: 11 votes
James Kessler, on trusts at www.kessler.co.uk: 4 votes
Neil Addison as he offers two sites - one covers all aspects of harassment and the other religion
and law today. The latter has a comprehensive set of links to religious bodies of different
persuasions.
Daniel Barnet on employment law - the article section is great. I could find what I was looking
for and it was very easy to navigate. The mailing list to keep me informed.
Tim Kevan's site is really unique as it is visually stunning and very thorough. His blog and the
TV and Radio sections as well as the screen shot photos made it particularly unique and
interesting.
Gary Webber's property law site: superb monthly updates, lists of mediators, details of
forthcoming courses.
Jamal Demachkie covering UK housing law for landlords and tenants with update cases and
changes in legislation.
Roger Horne - one of the very few barristers' sites that is actually interesting and entertaining
to read.
Laurie West-Knights - one of the first web sites by a barrister that I visited, and still one of the
more interesting.
Jonathan Mitchell for useful resource on Scottish legal practice for occasional cases starting
there.
James Kessler - depth of resources.
Back to Contents.
The best web sites from individual barristers offering free (and useful) information
In the e-book with CPD “Changing Practice for Barristers” by Nick Holmes and me, I asked
which two of the sites provided by individual barristers the people taking the course (themselves
largely barristers) found most useful. Nearly 100 people have now taken this course. Here are
the sites I asked them to look at, together (in light hearted mode) with the number of “Votes”
received by each:
(and who got most votes!)
by Delia Venables
Some of the comments received:
Francis Bennion’s site for a fine mixture of legal analysis and polemic... and... because he
challenges my assumptions in the area of human rights and civil liberties.