Staying ethical with AI at the Bar
In hoping to harness the potential of AI, it is vital to understand both the practical and ethical limitations of using any generative AI tool.
Young Bar highlights from The International Bar Association Conference 2025
This year’s programme covered discussions on the rule of law, AI, access to justice, diversity and human rights. I won’t attempt to summarise the busy schedule but I want to set out four highlights which will stay with me going forward.
Officially a barrister
Employed barrister Aimee Stokes shares her story offering reflections, practical advice, and a glimpse into her unique career path.
Empowered to speak out: what does the Harman report mean for the young Bar?
Following the publication of Baroness Harriet Harman KC's independent review into bullying, harassment and sexual harassment, Young Barristers' Committee Chair Lachlan Stewart explores what the report means for the young Bar.
“You’ve got to work twice as hard” - the ethnic minority work ethic and its hidden costs
But burnout is not glamorous. There’s no stirring soundtrack, no slow-clap moment of heroism. Just one day when you’ve had three coffees and still can’t remember why your phone is in the fridge.
“It reminded me just how inspiring it is to collaborate with people from around the world.”
It is a unique opportunity to spend a good amount of time with people from another culture who do the same job as you do.