I refer to the excellent article in the Gazette of 25 June by Ian Kelcey, ‘Barristers are pressurised, but we’ve got it worse’.
When I enter my offices I see doors marked ‘COLP’, ‘COFA’, ‘MLRO’ and the recently added ‘DPO’.
Why is it when I regularly visit chambers I see no similar doors?
Julian S Linskill, Linskills Solicitors, Liverpool
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