Who’s who in BabyBarista

For those of you who are new to this blog, here is a run-down of the main characters who crop up from time to time.
Barristers
BabyBarista. A young Flashman meets Rumpole meets Francis Urquart for the 21st century
TopFirst. BabyB’s sworn enemy and former fellow pupil
OldSmoothie. Think Peter Bowles in To The Manor Born and Milk Tray Man, but not quite.
UpTights. BabyB’s ex-pupilmistress. Insists on boundaries and personal space. Has ‘issues’.
OldRuin. How a barrister should be. Dumbledore meets Clarence, the angel in Its a Wonderful Life. BabyB’s redemption.
Claire. BabyB’s best friend and a barrister in another chambers. Think Scully from X-Files.
TheCreep. A jumped up little twerp who sucks up to the big beasts in chambers
BusyBody. Barrister always up for a fight, particularly with OldSmoothie
TheBusker. Very laid back Alan Shore-type barrister
TheVamp. Barrister in chambers and a walking Carry On film of an innuendo
HeadofChambers. Well-meaning, pompous and completely out of touch.
TheBoss. BabyB’s ex-pupilmaster. Unscrupulous, spineless coward.
Barristers’ clerks
HeadClerk. The real power in chambers. All seeing, all knowing.
FanciesHimself. Junior clerk who had a fling with BusyBody.
Solicitors
SlipperySlope. Solicitor who introduces BabyB to the dark arts of litigation and has a habit of mis-quoting from films
Smutton. Brassy to UpTights’s classy and yet still, somehow, sexy.
NurserySlope Solicitor who is Slippery’s niece and apprentice
ClichéClanger. Solicitor with a colourful use of the English language
Others
TopFlirt. TopFirst’s beautiful, bright fiancée.
BigMouth. Pompous Tory MP stuck on the backbenches like a piece of old chewing gum
BrainWasher. Hypnotist, mentalist, you name it…
ScandalMonger. Ruthless PR guru who is one of BabyB’s secret weapons
BabyBarista is a fictional account of a junior barrister practising at the English Bar, written by barrister and writer Tim Kevan. For more information and to read posts from the last few years visit babybarista.com. Cartoons by Alex Williams, author of 101 Ways to Leave the Law.
September 15, 2010
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