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Barrister who put client’s interests ahead of duty to court disbarred

A barrister who knowingly allowed a judge and opposing party in a family law case to be misled during a hearing has been disbarred for “professional dishonesty”.

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Meet Mike, the open-source AI challenger built by a City solicitor

A growing number of lawyers and law firms are contacting the solicitor who created Mike, a free alternative to the AI giants Harvey and Legora.

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Ban for male employee who targeted firm’s young female staff

A facilities assistant at a law firm who targeted young female staff with “inappropriate” gifts and messages has been barred from working in the profession.

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Family lawyers bid to show that arbitration is “not just for the rich”

A new group promoting family law arbitration says one of the biggest barriers in its way is the public perception that it is designed “for the rich”.

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CA overturns referral of KC for contempt hearing over closing speech

The Court of Appeal has set aside a Crown Court judge’s referral of a KC for contempt of court proceedings after finding the High Court did not have the jurisdiction to pursue them.

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Barrister denies raping client’s daughter in chambers

A barrister has denied raping the vulnerable daughter of one of his clients, who demanded £100,000 from him as an out-of-court settlement.

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Good Law Project urges review of BSB decision on gender-critical barrister

The Good Law Project is challenging the Bar Standards Board’s decision to reject its complaint against a barrister over her social media posts about a trans woman.

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AI leading to “radical shift” in client expectations

Law firms around the world are warning that AI is already leading to a “radical shift” in client expectations, with lower fees top of the list. 

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Supreme Court to hear barrister’s claim against chambers

The Supreme Court is to hear a barrister’s claim that LGBT charity Stonewall “caused or induced” discrimination against her by her chambers.

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Solicitor fails in unfair dismissal after accepting redundancy

A solicitor who accepted a redundancy package and then became a consultant has failed to convince a tribunal that he was an employee throughout.

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