Yes but not because of a decision they made based on their job. They can be sued for something they did outside of their line of work although it will be an uphill battle to win though because they are usually well known by the other barristers.
If you disagree with a barristers decision, you will want to follow an appeals process instead.
yes
The defendants barrister successfully fought his case.
In criminal law (English and Welsh law), you have the barrister for the crown who is against the barrister representing the defence (so a barrister to defend the accused person/party).
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A Barrister serves the same purpose a lawyer. A Barrister is one who practices law in England.
a barrister is a lawyer and so is a solicitor
Barrister Parvateesam was created in 1924.
A Barrister, Barrister-at-Law or Bar-at-Law
An apprentice barrister is typically referred to as a pupil barrister. They undergo a period of training under the guidance of an experienced barrister, known as a pupilmaster, before being called to the bar.
Susan Barrister was born on December 19, 1942.
Nathaniel Highmore - barrister - died in 1924.
John Hodgkin - barrister - died in 1875.
John Hodgkin - barrister - was born in 1800.