Tag: Barristers

University College London will ensure most law assessments are artificial intelligence-proof

"I consider that it would have been negligent for this barrister, if she used AI and did not check it, to put that text into her pleading," says Mr Justice Ritchie

PhD candidate and UN judge faces over six years behind bars

Embargo confusion after draft judgment was sent to press

Doesn't matter that it's informal

Open University student withdraws case after receiving written assurances from the union about adherence to picketing rules

Unfamiliar case names and US spellings among key giveaways

Judge issued formal advice

Essential viewing for criminal bar hopefuls

Scottish Suits?

Is this the end of the road for solicitors and barristers?

How to become a KC, courtesy of soon-to-be KC Ruth Hughes

'I recognise how difficult it is for complainants to come forward', says chair Barbara Mills KC

Proven allegations involved misconduct towards mini-pupil

New research spotlights profession in crisis

Follows SRA and LSB bosses quitting roles

Legal Cheek asks those at the top of the profession for their words of advice ahead of tomorrow's International Women’s Day

Standards slipping

AI legal advice gone wrong

Three months

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