Author: Legal Cheek
Hogan Lovells and Cadwalader unveil new look ahead of ‘largest law firm merger in history’
Partners vote in favour
Another lawfluencer steps back from lawyer life
Henry Nelson-Case becomes fourth high-profile figure in weeks to quit legal practice
RPC confirms location of new City HQ
International outfit picks 'historic warehouse' at Devonshire Square
Legal AI giant hires Jude Law
Legora employs star power
Milbank trainee sets sights on marathon world record as ‘Captain Underpants’
Fastest fictional character
Ashurst and Perkins Coie partners vote ‘overwhelmingly’ to merge
New £2 billion legal giant is step closer
SRA confirms Sentencing Act 2026 will not feature in April SQE2 assessments
Aspiring lawyers take note
Podcast: What law students need to know before exam season
The revision techniques first-class students swear by — listen now
Monday morning round-up
The top legal affairs news stories from this morning and the weekend
6 in 10 aspiring barristers fail to secure pupillage first time, research finds
Missed out on pupillage first time round? You’re not alone
Lawyers embracing AI but leaving clients in the dark
New research points to a transparency problem
Second batch of speakers confirmed for LegalEdCon 2026
Leading figures from across the legal industry to speak at next month's conference
80% of SQE students say route ‘not fit for purpose’ as junior lawyers group calls for urgent review
Concerns around delivery, affordability and impact on wellbeing
7 revision tips to help law students survive (and thrive) this exam season
Work smarter not harder
Jones Day confirms cyber attack after hackers access client files
Breach linked to known group
Greenberg Traurig boosts London training contract numbers by 50%
Exclusive: 8 to 12
Why you should care about trainee retention rates
The Legal Cheek Podcast explains why this often overlooked stat matters for aspiring lawyers
Bank Holiday round-up
The top legal affairs news stories from the long weekend
Fancy being the next President of the Supreme Court?
Search begins following news of Lord Reed's planned retirement next year