Tag: Barristers
Judges given guidance on how to spot AI-generated submissions
Unfamiliar case names and US spellings among key giveaways
Solicitor ‘restrained’ after judge lets them bypass court security
Judge issued formal advice
New docu-series exploring the lives of criminal barristers premieres tonight
Essential viewing for criminal bar hopefuls
UK legal profession launches new Balicitor category
Is this the end of the road for solicitors and barristers?
The unauthorised guide to taking silk
How to become a KC, courtesy of soon-to-be KC Ruth Hughes
Bar Council urges barristers to report inappropriate behaviour in wake of Sidhu disbarment
'I recognise how difficult it is for complainants to come forward', says chair Barbara Mills KC
Top barrister Jo Sidhu disbarred over inappropriate sexual behaviour
Proven allegations involved misconduct towards mini-pupil
One in three criminal barristers ‘actively seeking to leave the bar’
New research spotlights profession in crisis
BSB chair to leave this summer
Follows SRA and LSB bosses quitting roles
Women leaders in law: Inspiring advice for the next generation of lawyers
Legal Cheek asks those at the top of the profession for their words of advice ahead of tomorrow's International Women’s Day
Super-regulator pushes for more ethics training for students and lawyers
Standards slipping
Barrister warns of risks as litigants-in-person turn to ChatGPT
AI legal advice gone wrong
Cracking the bar course: Expert insights from a former barrister
Pauline Walker, academic manager at ULaw and former barrister, shares her insights on the key skills aspiring barristers need and how students can set themselves up for success on the Bar Practice Course
Junior barrister ‘lifts the curtain’ on criminal justice in new BBC Radio show
Joanna Hardy-Susskind hosting ten-part series
Lessons learned from life at the bar
Susan Starr, ULaw campus manager and former barrister, shares insights on transitioning to teaching, developing litigation skills, and preparing students for a changing legal landscape
Barrister suspended after offering to photograph woman ‘without clothing’
She was part of a case he worked on
Magistrate reprimanded over ‘sweet dreams’ remark during sentencing
Prompted angry response from defendant
Lawfluencers face trolls and unwanted advances, research finds
Research highlights LinkedIn's dark side
Bar regulator warns barristers to ‘think carefully’ about social media usage
Blog post follows BSB's battle with Charlotte Proudman