Catherine Baksi is a Contributor at The Times. A former criminal and immigration barrister, she has transitioned into an award-winning specialist legal affairs journalist, focusing on themes such as civil and family law, litigation, and real estate. Catherine's work has been featured in prominent outlets including SikhNet, Law Gazette Jobs, and Yahoo News.
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Catherine Baksi's coverage primarily focuses on legal policy and government announcements related to the legal profession. She also covers topics related to government & politics, culture & society, and legal & compliance.
Given her focus on the UK and legal matters, she is likely seeking insights from experts within the UK legal system who can comment on proposed reforms, high-profile court cases or decisions, changes in legislation affecting lawyers, or other significant developments in the field of law. Experts with a deep understanding of UK-specific legal policies and regulations would be particularly valuable for engaging with Catherine's coverage.
When reaching out to Catherine Baksi, it would be beneficial to provide perspectives from individuals deeply involved in the UK’s legal landscape such as prominent lawyers, lawmakers specializing in relevant areas of law or representatives from respected professional bodies associated with the industry.
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By: Jonathan Ames, Catherine Baksi
The cases, the chatter, the chaos: what’s really going on in the law
Diezani Alison-Madueke was found not guilty of receiving bribes, allegedly including the use of luxury properties and a £2 million shopping bill at Harrods
Existing laws need to be enforced and tech giants held to account, experts warn, because, as Australia has discovered, children find ways around restrictions
The solicitor was imprisoned for two years in the Emirate on fraud charges. Since his release, he has helped victims of injustice and abuse in the region
The legal academic and ethics expert tells Catherine Baksi how the relentless pursuit of money is driving poor behaviour, while regulation is weak
The cases, the chatter, the chaos: what’s really going on in the law
The lawyer uncovered systemic failures in hospital care and represented parents in their battle for accountability
The cases, the chatter, the chaos: what’s really going on in the law
Gone are the days of paper diaries and cigars, today’s professionals deal with cybersecurity, AI strategy, relationships and business plans — as well as gossip
The legal assistant tells Catherine Baksi about being made homeless at 16, struggling to get to university then winning a solicitor training contract
