Second Six and Beyond Panel Event

The Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn

On Monday 3 April the Inn will host an event on "Second Six and Beyond: Panel Event" for junior members.

On Monday 3 April, a panel of junior barristers will lead a discussion on second and third sixes, tenancy applications and pupillage more generally, before the floor is opened up to questions from the audience. The event will be an opportunity to ask questions about second six, third six and tenancy in a more informal setting. The panel will be chaired by Adam Kayani (Harcourt Chambers) and will comprise:<ul><li>Ahmed Elhusseiny (Candey LLP)</li><li>Brittany Buckell (Nursing and Midwifery Council)</li><li>Ciara Moran (4 King's Bench Walk)</li><li>Cormac Devlin (Doughty Street Chambers) </li></ul>Talk : 6:00pmQ&A: 7:00 pmTalk ends/drink reception: 7:30pmLocation: The Ashworth Centre (Rooms 3-4) and ZoomThe event will include a Q&A session. You will have the opportunity to submit any questions for the panel when you register for the event. Questions will also be taken via Zoom for remote attendees.This event is open to all, specifically current/prospective pupils and junior barristers, including members of other Inns. Please note this is a free event but booking is essential. There is no dress code for this event.This event is not a qualifying session.If you have any questions about the event please contact the Member Engagement Team via members@lincolnsinn.org.uk.

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