How myBarrister assists Chambers barristers and sole practitioners

myBarrister, the market-leading website that matches clients with barristers to help them solve their most pressing legal issues, is using the power of the internet and algorithms to generate a surge of leads for barristers, both those operating in Chambers and sole practitioner barristers who operate outside Chambers and do not have the support of clerks.

Two barristers who have benefited significantly from myBarrister membership have endorsed myBarrister in glowing terms.

Barnaby Hope, a tenant at 5 Pump Court, says:

“I have used myBarrister since the start of 2015 and can honestly say it is one of the best professional decisions I ever made.  A few of the best aspects are in my view as follows:

  • The subscription fees are a fraction of the revenue generated.

  • The myBarrister team delivers exceptional service and enables you to avoid some of the frustrating initial administration tasks normally association with direct access work.

  • There is no obligation to take on any of the work offered.

  • The service enables you to take on exciting and varied work in a variety of areas, which, when looking to expand your horizons and develop your practice, enables you to gain valuable experience. 

I would strongly advise any barrister with capacity for extra work to try myBarrister.  You will not be disappointed.”

Peter Wareing says:

“For me, as a sole practitioner without a chambers to get me work, myBarrister is the perfect portal to link me directly with clients needing specialist assistance in the areas of law I cover. myBarrister does it with such professionalism that it is a pleasure both to be recommended and to follow up the many leads provided.”

myBarrister is currently offering a free three-month trial for barristers who wish to take advantage of the service. To take advantage of this opportunity and for more information, visit:

https://www.mybarrister.co.uk/insight/mybarrister-special-limited-time-offer

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