Artificial Intelligence & The Bar (Advanced)

Audience: The Bar
Duration:: 1.5 Hours
Lessons: 7 Modules
Certificate:: Yes
CPD Hours:: 1.5

£495.00 + VAT

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GDPR, Cyber & AI

Artificial Intelligence & The Bar (Advanced)

This module will help senior leaders in chambers mitigate risk and highlight the real-world opportunities of using AI in this unique profession.

Designed for Heads of Chambers, management teams and key decision-makers, this easy-to-follow training provides in-depth insight into the background, risks, uses, and regulatory concerns around AI within chambers and barristers’ practices.

It helps leaders in chambers understand their role in ensuring their members and staff are using AI in a compliant and responsible way, highlighting the key risks that the technology poses towards the profession.

This bespoke module will help barristers and chambers stay ahead of the competition by educating you on how to implement AI on a practical basis, leveraging cutting-edge technology to future-proof chambers.

Upon completing this training, you will be equipped with knowledge of a best-practice framework that anticipates future regulatory changes.

Exclusive Peer Roundtables on AI at the Bar

Alongside our core training, the programme includes exclusive quarterly roundtables, keeping you up to date on developments in AI at the Bar and giving you the opportunity to share insights with peers. These sessions are designed to help chambers anticipate regulatory change, navigate risks and use AI as a competitive advantage.

Course Modules

Understand what AI is as an umbrella term for different technologies and its development in recent years, alongside some key terminology for chambers.

Analyse current legal frameworks and how they regulate AI, including the EU AI Act and UK GDPR, and the implications these have on chambers across the UK.

Identify, assess and manage AI-related risks prior to and after its deployment across chambers.

Understand the basic principles of responsible use and your role in adhering to best practices when using AI tools.

Gain a broad overview of the benefits of AI use within chambers, discussing some of the main providers to the sector already.

Recognise common use cases for AI at the Bar, as well as case-specific risks that members and staff need to be aware of.

Written by Experts

Orlagh Kelly
Barrister
Orlagh is the Founder and CEO of Briefed. An experienced barrister, she has dedicated her career to helping chambers, law firms, and businesses navigate complex compliance requirements effectively.
Ben Murphy
Barrister
Ben is a qualified barrister with extensive knowledge in regulatory compliance. Since 2018, he has advised chambers on all aspects of compliance and regulation, helping them navigate complex compliance issues with full confidence.