Sachpreet Kaur

Prior to commencing pupillage, Sachpreet worked as a Crown Court Clerk. She has been involved in clerking a variety of different matters including murders, case with high media attention, litigant in person trials, serious sexual offences and complex multi-handed cases. This role has given her a wealth of experience working in a court room, dealing with high pressure situations, and a great understanding of what goes on behind the scenes to ensure hearings can be effective. Sachpreet is confident managing case progression, liaising with professionals across different agencies, and handling all manner of stressful situations in court.

Sachpreet completed the Bar Practice Course alongside a Master’s degree in Professional Legal Studies, going on to achieve a distinction in both from BPP University. Further to this, Sachpreet also completed an LLB at the University of Bristol.

While studying Sachpreet was an editor fro the University of Bristol Bar Society student magazine. In addition to this Sachpreet volunteered as a student advisor for the University of Bristol Law clinic, whereby she (under supervision) worked on cases ranging from childcare proceedings to probate disputes, and provided clients with careful advice. Through acting as a student advisor, she also attended family court as a McKenzie friend, gaining valuable insight into dealing with vulnerable clients. Finally, Sachpreet was a student ambassador for the organisation Sikhs in Law during which time she published an article exploring wether the law adequately protects the Sikh identity.

Outside of work, Sachpreet is an avid reader and has previously attempted to publish a novel she had written herself.

Sachpreet will be accepting instructions across all practice areas and as appropriate to her call from the 5th April 2027