If you are a practitioner of Law in The UK, you must take an extra exam, to serve "At the Bar", to be awarded as such, you then become a KC, formerly, and for many years before she died, a QC. Kings Councillor and King's Councillor, respectively. It sounds so odd to refer to a KC as opposed to a QC as has been the case since Her Majesty recently passed away. I'm sure you're aware John, that most International cases, particularly business disputes, are settled in The High Court here in The UK. Vis, the recent case against Dr Craig "Satoshi Nakamoto" Wright. We have a rigorous legal system. To be called to "The Bar", i.e. gaining your silks and be called to one of The Inns of Court is a privilege. Look into it, Sir🫡.