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The Duty to prevent Sexual Harassment

On 26th October 2024, the Equality Act...

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Cause of Death: Procedure, Inquests and Implications

Inspired by the recent death of Queen Elizabeth II and publication of her death certificate, a discussion of the procedures which follow death, an...

Re-thinking litigation workflows for the 21st century

When I started my career as a barrister in the early 1990s, many of our working practices had been unchanged for decades, in some...

Mentoring: how a handful of hours a year can help transform fair access to the Bar

Almost everyone at the Bar of 2022 will be acutely aware of the need to improve diversity in our profession, none more so than...

How the Legal Profession has Become a Complex Legal Ecosystem

By Richard Palmer, Senior Managing Director, FTI Consulting The emergence of alternative legal and non-legal providers in recent years, alongside the increased need for technology,...

“Disability is not a barrier to success” – supporting neurodiversity in law at the University of Hertfordshire  

By Mark Turnbull, publishing manager, barrister magazine Many neurodivergent law students are not getting the support they need, which is impacting on their future career...

Computer Evidence: presume nothing, trust no software or data, engage an expert.  Costly?  Just look at the cost if you don’t.

  By Dr Stephen Castell CITP CPhys FIMA MEWI MIoD Challenging the reliability of AI and other complex multi-connected intelligent computer systems will become of fundamental...

Breaking the bias: What a real barrister looks like

‘sorry love which barrister are you doing work experience with?’ ‘if you just wait there until your barrister arrives’ ‘if you’re just here to take notes,...

Is your expert an expert?

By Mr R Scott-Watson, Orthopaedic Surgeon, Expert Witness & Disability Analyst APIL Expert The Civil Procedure Rules came into force in 1999. Coincidentally the need for...

The promise of an inheritance: is it enforceable?

By Arabella Adams, Barrister at 5 Stone Buildings It is well known that, in this jurisdiction, individuals enjoy a great deal of testamentary freedom. A...

Getting your chambers fit for the future

By Nigel Wallis, Director, O’Connors Legal Services Limited ‘Building Back Better’ has become the world’s slogan - from budget decisions to carbon emissions. The concept...

The Rise of the Digital Mercenaries

By Ian Whitehurst, barrister at Exchange Chambers In the chaotic and sometimes lawless world of cyber, a new risk is arising as commercial or private...

Why the legal sector needs to invest in accessibility

By Harry Charlton, Chief Executive at 7BR chambers The simple phrase ‘popping to the shops’ rolls off the tongue for so many of us. Yet...

Cyber Law: Language Matters

With technology advancing every day, Ceri Davis of 36 Commercial explores the importance of mastering the language of cyber law You are standing in the...

With great respect, that is a bad legal argument: ‘respect’, courtesy or insult? 

By David Wright1, Helen Murray-Edwards2, Jeremy Robson2, Natalie Braber1 1School of Arts and Humanities, Nottingham Trent University 2Leicester De Montfort Law School “Eighteen of Mr Tangle’s learned...

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