Lincoln's Inn
Barristers' London society
Lincoln's Inn is one of the four Inns of Court in London—professional associations for barristers in England and Wales.
Members train, qualify, and practice law there.
The Inn dates to the fourteenth century and includes a hall, chapel, library, and gardens.
Like the other Inns, it maintains traditions of legal education and collegiate dining.
- Inns of CourtBarristers' professional associations
- bar examsLicensing tests for attorneys
- legal historyRecord of past jurisprudence
- legal professionAttorneys as a group
- barristersLawyers who argue in court
legal training · benchers · chapel · library · Francis Bacon · moot courts · Gray's Inn · John Donne · Bleak House · gardens · dining halls · Thomas More · call to the bar · Tudor architecture · judiciary · stone archway · wig · courts of law
- English Lawbarristers, solicitors, solicitor, High Court, Crown Court
- British legalbarrister, solicitor, QC, KC, defence counsel
- legal professionlawyers, attorneys, solicitors, solicitor, barristers
- Inns of CourtGray's Inn, benchers, call to the bar, chambers, readers
- legal trainingbar exam, bar exams, externships, law degree, clerkships
- HolbornGray's Inn, Inns of Court
name confusion - inn types
Lincoln's Innhotel
Commercial lodging establishment
tavern · pub · inn · Holiday Inn · bed and breakfast