AI: Authentic Intelligence? Navigating innovation for lawyers

A joint webinar between the Bar Council of England and Wales and the Law Society of Kenya taking place 12pm UK time (2pm East Africa time).

AI seems here to stay. For lawyers, it raises questions of competitiveness and efficiency as well as ethics and integrity. We’re all familiar with the stories of fake cases, and the risks posed to confidentiality and fairness.

When

11 June 2026, 12:00 - 13:00

Event Type

Webinar

Where

Online

Topics

This webinar goes beyond the basics to explore the ways that lawyers might responsibly integrate AI into legal practice.

It’s a topic that transcends borders, affecting the global legal profession. This webinar offers international and comparative perspectives. Building on a successful AI discussion at the fourth annual Kenya-UK Legal Symposium in November last year, it draws on practical insights from England and Wales, Kenya and beyond.

Speakers

Annelise Day KC

Anneliese Day KC is one of the leading silks at the Bar, described as a “powerhouse”, with a stellar reputation for being “a standout genius” who is “untouchable on her feet” with a “towering intellect”.

The breadth and depth of her expertise is demonstrated by her selection as one of just twenty one ‘Stars at the Bar’ by Chambers & Partners, who note her to be “one of the most formidable commercial barristers in the world….her advocacy style is very authoritative….her strategic mind is exceptional”.

A significant part of Anneliese Day KC’s commercial and construction disputes practice has always included acting in IT and tech disputes. That work has now broadened to encompass AI and crypto issues.

Richard Paige

Richard Paige’s background is in all areas of civil law, but he now specialises in clinical negligence, personal injury and civil insurance fraud.

Richard is a contributor to Butterworths Personal Injury Litigation Service (RTA, Highways, Animals, Fatal Injuries)

During his MA course, Richard became familiar with many of the issues arising in medical law and has been instructed in cases against NHS trust hospitals, health authorities, prison hospitals and doctors, dentists and nurses in private practice. He has particular interest in issues relating to consent to treatment.

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