Published: 17/10/2022 10:46
Ishan Kolhatkar was called to the Bar in 2002 and was in chambers until 2011. He taught on the Bar course before leaving to pursue a career in education technology with Inspera, a digital assessment platform. He retains a door tenancy in chambers and is a Trustee at Advocate as well as Executive Strategy Officer at Bridging the Bar. He tweets a lot; mainly food, tech and puns.
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