Dr Beenish Chaudhary is a Lecturer at the University of Buckingham, where she has taught across foundation, undergraduate and postgraduate programmes since 2020. Her teaching focuses on company law, corporate law, commercial law and financial crime.
Before joining academia, Dr Chaudhary gained experience in litigation before the courts and in corporate practice. Her work included matters relating to company, corporate and commercial law, banking and financial services, and employment law. She also has experience of company secretarial work, including company administration, statutory compliance, corporate governance and board processes. This background informs her interest in regulation, institutional accountability and legal decision-making across corporate and judicial settings.
Education
- PhD in Law
- LLM, Distinction
- LLB (Hons), First Class Honours
- LLB, Pakistan
- BA in Economics
Recent publications and professional contributions
- Chaudhary B, Covarrubia P and Ng G Y, ‘The Judge, the AI, and the Crown: A Collusive Network’ (2024) 33 Information & Communications Technology Law 330.
- Amicus Curiae: Ishfaq Ahmed v. Mushtaq Ahmed, etc., C.P.L.A. No. 1010-L/2022, Supreme Court of Pakistan, 2025. The submission addressed generative AI-assisted adjudication, due-process constraints and institutional design for accountable human-in-the-loop review.
Research interests
Dr Chaudhary’s research is interdisciplinary and focuses on the relationship between law, AI and judicial decision-making. She is particularly interested in adjudicative AI, algorithmic accountability, data ethics and governance. Her related interests include corporate governance, compliance, financial crime, financial intelligence, and SME regulation.
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