What does HRA stand for?

Higher Rights of Audience (Solicitors Regulation Authority; UK)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Endeavour Partnership LLP's Paul Bennett is one of the few lawyers in the region with higher rights of audience.

Commercial litigation; ELSEWHERE IN THE NORTH

She has more recently gained a masters degree in industrial relations and employment law, and higher rights of audience, allowing her to handle cases through to the higher courts if necessary.

New partner for employment team

An accredited mediator, he was one of the first solicitors to be awarded higher rights of audience in all the apellate courts, and has on many occasions appeared successfully as advocate for clients on emergency injunction applications in the High Court, and twice on hearings in the Court of Appeal.

Reed Smith bring in Stephen as European litigation partner; LEGAL & ...

He is also a criminal law advocate and has Higher Rights of Audience, so can represent those involved in criminal cases in Crown Court, Court of Appeal, House of Lords and European Court of Human Rights.

Family tree; IN our regular series looking at the management ...

The four members of the new Glaisyers Higher Rights of Audience team are David Dollery, head of the criminal department, Neil Davis, Steve Masih and, now, Ms Powell CAPTION(S): Three solicitors from Glaisyers in Birmingham who can now represent clients in higher courts.

LEGAL & FINANCE: Glaisyers solicitors have higher calling

Paul Bennett, who heads the team, benefits from higher rights of audience.

Commercial litigation

She will be granted her Higher Rights of Audience in March next year, a qualification that enables solicitors to act as advocate in the High Court, the Court of Appeal and the House of Lords.

Legal & Finance: MacLeod qualifies as Needham advocate

Tilly Bailey & Irvine provides a first-class white-collar crime support service, under the guidance of John Ellwood, a leading criminal and licensing lawyer with higher rights of audience.

Crime