Robert McCall (barrister)

Robert McCall was an English barrister and author, known for his work in legal scholarship and advocacy. He was born in 1849 and died in 1934.

McCall was called to the Bar (Inner Temple) in 1875, and became a King's Counsel (KC) in 1898. He practiced law for many years, specializing in commercial and shipping law.

He is perhaps best remembered for his legal writings, particularly his contributions to the field of pleading. He authored "McCall's Precedents of Pleadings" which was a highly respected and widely used book providing model legal pleadings for various causes of action. This work proved influential in shaping legal practice and procedure in England for many years.

Beyond his legal practice and writing, details of McCall's personal life and other significant accomplishments are limited. His lasting legacy rests primarily on his contribution to legal scholarship through his published works.