Barristers are crucial for addressing constitutional issues, such as disputes over the distribution of powers between branches of government, parliamentary processes, and the interpretation of constitutional principles.

Barristers excel in representing clients seeking judicial review of governmental decisions or actions, ensuring legality, procedural fairness, and protection of individual rights.

In cases involving human rights violations or infringements, barristers specialise in arguing for the protection of fundamental rights and freedoms guaranteed under the Human Rights Act.

Barristers assist clients in navigating the complexities of administrative law, offering advice on regulatory compliance, challenging administrative decisions, and advocating for fair treatment.

When public inquiries are convened to investigate major incidents or systemic issues, barristers provide expert legal representation and advocacy for all stakeholders involved.

Barristers play a pivotal role in cases that impact broader societal interests, such as environmental law, access to healthcare, education, or social services, ensuring equitable outcomes and the rule of law.