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Junior Members’ Committee

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The Junior Members’ Committee (JMC) is a sub-Committee of the Bar Representation Committee. The Sub-Committee represents all members of Hall at Lincoln’s Inn who are 7 years’ Call and below.

The purpose of the group is to represent and promote the interests of the junior members of Hall (7 years’ Call and below). They also organise social and educational events for the junior members of Hall and collaborate with the Member Engagement team at the Inn, the Lincoln’s Inn Students Association and the Inter-Inn Young Bar Working Group.

To stay up-to-date with their events and initiatives please follow the JMC Facebook page or check the ‘What’s On’ section of the Inn’s website for up to date upcoming event information for junior members.

Regular events and initiatives include:

  • Career and professional development events for junior members.
  • An annual summer dinner for junior members.
  • Collaboration with the Inter-Inn Young Bar Working Group. The Working Group organises quarterly inter-Inn drinks for junior members with the venue rotating between the Inns. This group has agreed to work to set up further sports teams and is looking into an inter-Inn sports day.

Membership

Headshot of Craig Fahey. Craig stands side-on to the camera, dressed in a dark suit with a deep burgundy tie and grey tie clip. His brown hair is swept to the right of his hair in a fringe.

Craig Fahey

Family barrister at Atlantic Chambers in Liverpool.

Craig is a member of the Junior Members’ Committee.

Headshot of Leo Graves. He is a White man with brown hair parted in the middle of his forehead. He wears a black three-piece suit, white shirt, and dark blue tie with diagonal stripes.

Leo Graves

Pupil at 3DJB.

Leo is a member of the Junior Members’ Committee and the Chapel Committee.

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Anthony James

Self-employed criminal and regulatory barrister at Mountford Chambers.

Co-opted member of the BRC since January 2024.

Anthony represents Hall on the Gardens Committee, the Hospitality, Events and Dining Committee. and the Junior Member’s Sub-Committee.

Adam Kayani

Adam Kayani

Self-employed family barrister at Harcourt Chambers.

Co-opted BRC member since January 2024.

Adam represents Hall on the Chapel and the Staff Committees. He is also Co-Chair of the Junior Members’ Committee.

Holly Quirk wearing glasses and a black suit

Holly Quirk

Employed barrister based in Manchester, practising in regulatory, education and inquest work at Browne Jacobson LLP.

BRC member since 2024 (elected 2024 – 2027).

Holly represents Hall on the Pre-Call Education, the Chattels Committee and the Junior Member’s Sub-Committee.

Rifat Rahman

Rifat Rahman

Senior Associate at Mahbub & Company, Bangladesh, specialising in corporate and commercial litigation, white collar crime, arbitration, M&A, FinReg, and corporate restructuring.

BRC member since 2021 (elected 2021-2024).

Rifat represents Hall on the Pre-Call Education Committee. He is also a member of the Junior Members’ Committee and Social Mobility sub-committee.

Imogen Sadler smiling, wearing a black suit

Imogen Sadler

Self-employed barrister at 4-5 Gray’s Inn Square practising in public and election law.

BRC member since 2022 (elected 2022-2025).

Imogen represents Hall on the Pre-Call Education Committee and the Hospitality, Events and Dining Committee. In addition to this, she is Chair of the Junior Members’ Committee.

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Olivia Waddell

Current pupil at Richmond Chambers.

Olivia is a member of the Junior Members’ Committee.

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