Title: To Prorogue or not to Prorogue – Miller II and Mackinnon v Canada Speaker: The Rt Hon The Baroness Carr of Walton-on-the-Hill, Lady Chief Justice of England and Wales. Inner Temple Bencher Followed by networking reception for those attending in-person Book/Cancel by: 05/11/2025

Join the Treasurer, Richard Salter KC, and members of the Inn at the Northern Circuit Dinner in Manchester. Drinks: 7pm Dinner: 7.45pm - 10.30pm Dress code: Business attire Open to: All members Called Members and Benchers may bring one guest. Students may not bring a guest at this time but please let us know if you are interested in bringing one, as we will review availability nearer the time. Cancel by: 28/10/2025

Title: Is the Rise in Mass Litigation distorting our Legal System and the UK Economy? Speakers: Martyn Day, Senior Partner Leigh Day, and Alan Morgan, Managing Partner Kendal Global Advisory, who acts for the Fair Civil Justice Campaign Moderator: Tba The speakers will consider litigation funding and different perspectives from corporates and legal firms about the impact of the way in which litigation is being funded in relation to climate-related issues and on certain businesses critical to economic growth, as well as on the justice system. Businesses such as Shell are on the receiving end of “class” and similar actions brought by charities and groups claiming to act in the public interest or, in some cases, acting out of money-making self-interest, supported by litigation funding that ultimately may put businesses at competitive disadvantage. Many argue that appropriate regulation is required to level the playing field. On the other side of argument, a recent survey by the International Legal Finance Association (IFLA) found that businesses are generally supportive of the effect of litigation funding on the business environment. The event will be delivered in person and online. The session will include an opportunity for Q&A and for post-talk networking. Non-members: Scroll beneath the Members Login box and click 'Add Ticket'. Cancel by: 10/11/2025

Dinner to Celebrate the Amity between the Inn, the City of London Solicitors' Company and the City of London Law Society Reception: 7pm Dinner: 7.30pm - 10.30pm Members may bring a guest. Cancel by 11/11/2025. Cancellations made after this date may not be refunded.

In this webinar, we will explore key questions posed by the advent of Artificial Intelligence for legal practice, including: • What key legal principles should drive the responsible use, development, and employment of AI in Law? • Does the law of evidence need to be amended in light of the risks posed by AI-generated evidence? • What are the key areas of convergence and divergence across different jurisdictions’ approaches to AI regulation? Speakers: Nema Milaninia is a partner at King & Spalding LLP. His practice focuses on regulatory compliance and litigation, cross-border investigations, white-collar defense, and public international law litigation. He was previously appointed by President Biden as a senior advisor in the State Department, where he focused on international criminal law and technology policy. Burkhard Schafer is Professor of Computational Legal Theory at Edinburgh Law School. His main field of interest is the interaction between law, science and computer technology from doctrinal, comparative and legal-theoretical perspectives. This research encompasses both the problems that technology and technological change poses to the law – technology law – and the use of technology in the justice system and the legal services industry – legal informatics. Edmund Vickers KC (Red Lion Chambers) is instructed in the most serious criminal cases at Crown Court, High Court and Appellate level. He has recently returned from two years as lead prosecution counsel in a multi-million-pound corruption and money laundering case in the Republic of Seychelles. He is a trustee of the Kalisher Trust and a member of the Bar Council’s Ethics Committee. Chaired by Prof Yvonne McDermott Rees A recording of the event will be provided to those booked on after the session. To book: Non-members please scroll to the bottom of the page, click "Add Ticket", fill in your details and then click "Checkout". Members should log in first, and then complete the process as above.

Join the Treasurer, Richard Salter KC, and members of the Inn at the South Eastern Circuit Dinner in London. Drinks: 7pm Dinner: 7.45pm - 10.30pm Dress code: Business attire Open to: All members Called Members and Benchers may bring one guest. Students may not bring a guest at this time but please let us know if you are interested in bringing one, as we will review availability nearer the time. Cancel by: 18/11/2025

Join the Inner Temple Junior Bar Association for a magical evening of welcome drinks, a three-course meal, wine and coffee & chocolates. Guests are more than welcome - so please feel free to bring along friends, partners, siblings, colleagues - or anyone who enjoys a fun-filled evening! If you would like to add additional tickets after booking, contact members@innertemple.org.uk We will aim to seat guests together. If you have any requests, please email us. Book/Cancel by: 20/11/2025 Any cancellations after this date will not be refunded.

This practical, skills-based workshop for Established Practitioners is an extended version of the course held previously at the Inn, focusing on the key tools of communication – voice and body. With the help of professionally-trained actors, this interactive session will help you develop tools and techniques to: • strengthen vocal range and quality • manage body language and non-verbal signals • control nerves and help manage stress levels • identify and iron out long-established habits • build confidence in your communication Please select one of the two workshops - Group A, for those looking to rebuild confidence on returning to the bar after time away, or Group B, for those keen to break potentially limiting habits developed while practising. The sessions are designed for those who have completed their New Practitioners training, i.e. of 3 years' practice or above, through to silk and beyond. The course fee of £28 (£32 for non-members) includes a sandwich lunch.