Public Access Training for Clerks

Audience: The Bar
Duration:: 4 Hours
Lessons: 4 Modules
Certificate: Certificate upon completion
CPD Hours:: 4

£295.00 + VAT

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Chambers Compliance

Public Access Training for Clerks

Supporting clerks in effectively managing their barrister’s Public Access practice.

Our Public Access Training provides clerks with comprehensive and practical guidance to successfully manage their barrister’s Public Access practice. Covering key topics like accreditation requirements and client verification, marketing your services and managing day-to-day operations, this course looks at all key aspects of Public Access work. The course offers clear, up-to-date guidance aligned with regulatory obligations, helping you deliver high-quality legal services while protecting your barrister’s practice.

87% of users said they would recommend this training to a colleague.

Course Modules

Gain a foundational understanding of Public Access practice for barristers. This module explores the evolution of legal service delivery, the practical requirements for obtaining and maintaining Public Access accreditation, and the scope of work permitted under the scheme. You’ll also examine key market trends, the benefits of Public Access work, and the risks and rewards of operating a Public Access practice.

Learn how to attract Public Access clients and enhance the visibility of your practice. This module covers effective communication strategies, assessing client suitability, and your responsibilities when working with intermediaries. It also addresses making reasonable adjustments for vulnerable clients and outlines your obligations around fee transparency and communication.

Understand the enhanced client verification obligations associated with Public Access work. This module outlines the key legal and regulatory requirements, clarifying when they apply and your specific responsibilities. You’ll also learn how to conduct effective due diligence and identify common warning signs to help protect your practice.

Build a solid understanding of how to run a well-structured and client-focused Public Access practice. This module explores the consequences of poor systems and administration, and provides guidance on managing workload, resources, and client interests. You’ll also learn strategies for handling client expectations and complaints, and discover tools and approaches to support efficient, compliant working practices.

Written by Experts

Ben Murphy
Barrister
Ben is a qualified barrister with extensive knowledge in regulatory compliance. Since 2018, he has advised organisations on all aspects of compliance, helping them navigate complex compliance issues with full confidence.