We are often asked by our client if a barrister will be needed to assist with their case.
Barristers have a number of roles. Primarily, they appear in court and are required to ask questions and address the judge. They specialise in courtroom procedures and cross-examination techniques.
Barristers can also assist by providing an independent opinion or attend a pretrial conference.
Barristers charge additional and separate fees.
There are a number of cases where a barrister will be needed and this will always be discussed with a client.
There may be some complexities with a claim which requires assistance by a barrister.
If your case proceeds to trial before a judge, we would always brief a barrister to attend court on your behalf.
Please feel free to contact Bradford Legal personal injury lawyers for specific advice on these issues or for help with public liability claims, workers compensation claims or motor vehicle accident claims.
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