Author: Legal Cheek
Future lawyers give mixed reviews to Mishcon’s new AI interview
It's replaced the firm's old application form
Barristers given fresh AI guidance amid rise in fake cases cited in court
Bar Council urges caution when using tech tools
Monday morning round-up
The top legal affairs news stories from this morning and the weekend
College of Legal Practice pitches fast-track 4-year solicitor apprenticeship for school leavers
Cuts traditional pathway by two years
Abuse towards solicitors on the rise, research finds
Threats linked to live cases and media-fuelled controversies
Female junior barristers earn nearly a quarter less than male colleagues
New report lays bare gender pay gap
Jury trials set to be axed for most crimes under major shake up
Justice Sec poised to take extreme action on soaring court backlog
Linklaters unveils 20-strong ‘AI lawyer’ team
Magic Circle giant in major tech push
US judge all shook up after discipline for wearing Elvis wig in court
Wanted to 'relax litigants'
Gateway reopens for browsing as countdown begins to Legal Cheek’s Virtual Pupillage Fair
Meet 40+ chambers before application season begins
Questions to ask (and avoid) in your final TC interview
The right one might seal the deal
Monday morning round-up
The top legal affairs news stories from this morning and the weekend
Ropes & Gray encourages junior lawyers to spend 20% of billable time on AI
Pilot scheme underway in the US, with global roll-out planned -- including London
BPP, ULaw, Oxford and KCL embrace AI training in new deal with US tech giant Harvey
Plug tech directly into teaching and legal research
Profit gap widens: City partners cash in while regions feel the squeeze
New report spotlights challenges facing firms inside and outside the capital
Ashurst to merge with Perkins Coie to create transatlantic megafirm
Silver Circler comes together with US giant
Monday morning round-up
The top legal affairs news stories from this morning and the weekend
The Supreme Court is heading to Glasgow
Top justices set to head north next May as the court packs its bags for Scotland
