An interview with Robert Brown, barrister at Arden Chambers London

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May 30, 2017 by Tessa Shepperson

At our recent Landlord Law Conference, I took the opportunity to do a short interview with one of our speakers, Robert Brown, about himself and his work as a housing barrister.

This is a fascinating interview and will be particularly interesting for anyone thinking of joining the legal profession.

You can find out more about Robert on the Arden Chambers website.

The case Robert refers to is Haile v. LB Waltham Forest.

Note that Robert will be doing a workshop on Block Management on 14 September 2017 which you can read about here.

Comments

Jon says

June 2, 2017 at 12:59 am

Really enjoyed this insight into the multi faceted world of housing, homelessness and landlord/tenant law it highlights the complexity of the field we work in

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An interview with Robert Brown, barrister at Arden Chambers London

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