Michele Pullan was born in England. His education and professional admission took place within the legal system of England and Wales, where solicitors and barristers form separate branches of the legal profession and qualified practitioners are admitted to practise.
Pullan's documented undergraduate study was a Bachelor of Arts at the University of Bristol. The institution grew out of University College, Bristol, founded in 1876, which was among the first colleges in England to admit men and women on the same basis. Bristol Medical School merged with the college in 1893, and the university received its royal charter in 1909, when the Merchant Venturers' Technical College became its engineering faculty.
Pullan also trained at the College of Law, located on Chancery Lane in London. The Law Society established its own School of Law in 1903, which later merged with the tutorial firm Gibson and Weldon to become the independent College of Law, later known as The University of Law. Chancery Lane has long been associated with the legal profession, and the Law Society's headquarters stand on the street. Pullan was admitted to the bar in England and Wales in 1985.
Pullan works as a partner of TETHER.
He was admitted to the bar in England and Wales in 1985. Admission in England and Wales marks entry into a regulated legal profession divided between solicitors and barristers, each with its own training and professional bodies.
