Tag: Barristers
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
Inns of Court College of Advocacy students face ‘lottery’ over bar course progression amid record enrolments
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Number of pupil barristers continues to rise, data shows
Diversity stats see minor changes
105 make the grade in latest KC appointments
326 applied
Cracking the code: The secrets to successful pupillage applications
'Be James Milner not Neymar when it comes to pupillage applications', advises Devereux Chambers' Josh Neaman
5 commercial awareness topics aspiring lawyers need to know about right now
Trump, Meta, crypto and more
Thatchers secures latest win against Aldi in cider ‘copycat’ battle
Supermarket set to appeal
Ex-Lord Chancellor Alex Chalk joins Jones Day
Partner in the firm’s global disputes practice
Pupil barrister suspended over skeleton argument with ‘striking similarities’ to supervisor’s own work
18 months suspension and pupillage terminated