Benjamin Gray is a barrister specialising in employment at Littleton Chambers. As well as working for duty schemes ELAAS and ELIPS, he took on an Advocate case that he nurtured all the way to appeal.
When Jo-han Ho from 39 Essex Chambers picked up his first piece of pro bono work, he had no idea that he would spend the next two years working on it, or what he would gain from the experience.
Sarah Pinder is co-head of Immigration at Goldsmith Chambers and her dedication to helping people in need had led to her being nominated for two consecutive years in the Junior Pro Bono Barrister of the Year category.
Justin Bates, barrister at Landmark Chambers, is a long-time friend of Advocate, acting as both a case reviewer and taking on work himself, often using it as a tool to encourage more junior barristers to take on pro bono.
Derek Sweeting QC, Chair of the Bar Council 2021, answers some quickfire questions about the importance of pro bono work, to celebrate Advocate's 25th anniversary.
Jeremy Brier, barrister at Essex Court Chambers, talks being asked by a judge to step in to help a litigant in person trapped in a complex fraud dispute with no legal help.