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    Pupillage doesn’t have to be a test of endurance: The Bar Council’s 2025 Pupillage Survey

    Pupillage doesn’t have to be a test of endurance: The Bar Council’s 2025 Pupillage Survey

    This week, we were thrilled to offer tenancy to one of our 2024/25 pupils, Carolyne Willow. It’s a powerful moment, and for me is a reminder of why The Barrister Group (TBG) is different.

    The Implications of Mr Mazahar Hussain v Eui Ltd (“Hussain 2") (2024 EWCC 16, 2024 WL)

    The case of Mr Mazahar Hussain v Eui Ltd has drawn considerable attention by both sides in the ongoing “war” in credit hire, ...

    Phoebe Whitlock Awarded Churchill Fellowship for Project on AI and the Legal System

    Phoebe Whitlock, a barrister at the Barrister Group, has been awarded a coveted Churchill Fellowship which will enable her ...

    When Code Creates Duty: The Tulip Trading Case and the Future of Liability in Web3 and Blockchain Networks

    The Tulip Trading litigation addresses whether software developers who maintain Bitcoin networks may owe fiduciary or ...

    The COPA v Wright Trilogy: English High Court’s Judicial Treatment of Vexatious Litigation in Web 3 and Blockchain Matters

    This case analysis examines three sequential English High Court decisions in the litigation between the Crypto Open Patent ...

    Phoebe Whitlock Wins Prestigious “Women Who Will: Future Leaders in Law” Award

    We are proud to announce that Phoebe Whitlock, a distinguished barrister at The Barrister Group, has been named a winner of ...

    Fundamental Dishonesty: Stopping the Wrecking Ball Before it Swings

    I came in like a wrecking ball!

    The EHCP Crisis & Appealing to the SEND Tribunal with the SEND35/35A Forms (Education Law Series)

    In my reduced fee conference packages, one of the frequent enquiries I receive from parents (and pupils/students aged 16-25) ...

    Law, Lies, and Language Models: Responding to AI Hallucinations in UK Jurisprudence

    Abstract Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping the legal landscape in the UK, offering unprecedented efficiency ...

    TRA (Teaching Regulation Agency) Referrals – A Guide for Teachers (Education Law Series)

    In this article, I will cover some of the most frequently asked questions, during my reduced fee conference package ...

    Phoebe Whitlock’s Reflections on Copyright and Creativity in the Age of AI

    Last Thursday, new member Phoebe Whitlock participated as a featured speaker at the 31st Edition of the IPR Gorilla Virtual ...

    Time Limits and CIL

    The recent decision in Lee Jones v Shropshire Council [2025] EWHC 365 (Admin) is interesting for what it does not discuss as ...

    Code Meets Law: An Overview of the UK’s Crypto-Asset Regulatory Shift

    Cryptoassets are significantly changing the landscape of global finance. They have introduced innovations like digital ...

    Distinguishing Free Legal Advice from Pro Bono Help: Giving Something Back in a Structured Way

    As my film premiered, on the 3rd of November 2024, pro bono week fell in the same week. Before I embarked on the ...

    The Tangled Web of Wales, Ayinde v London Borough of Haringey [2025] EWHC 1040 (Admin): Unravelling the Layers of a Curious Case of Non-Existent Citations

    The High Court's decision in Wales, Ayinde v London Borough of Haringey [2025] EWHC 1040 (Admin), delivered by The ...