How I became a lawyer who advises self-driving car start-ups and other innovative companies
Ahead of Legal Cheek’s latest student commercial awareness event, with Burges Salmon in Bristol next week, we spoke to projects and transport lawyer Ed Barratt
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Daughter of Mishcon de Reya chief operating officer starts training contract at Mishcon de Reya (71)
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Why do barristers wear wigs and gowns? (51)
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Baker McKenzie chief goes on leave due to exhaustion (37)
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Solicitor tells of humiliation at ‘look at her breasts’ comment (33)
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Barrister who pinched nightclub-goer’s purse loses High Court appeal against suspension (28)
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Barrister who pinched nightclub-goer’s purse loses High Court appeal against suspension
Juliana Dorairaj was not prosecuted, but was made the subject of a community resolution order
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Government sued for denying legal aid to homeless
Human rights lawyers say there should be public funding to challenge rough sleeping crackdowns
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Journal
What does artificial intelligence look like?
Imperial physics grad Nishant Prasad explains what an artificial neural network is and what it does
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Why one lawyer quit the daily grind to launch his own tech company
The law has a habit of inhibiting entrepreneurship, says Lexoo founder and CEO Daniel Van Binsbergen, as he speaks to fellow legal entrepreneur David Burgess, the founder of Reviewed & Cleared
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Careers
Ten minutes with Osborne Clarke’s digital revolution knowledge lawyer Catherine Hammon
Legal Cheek’s Aishah Hussain sat down with Catherine Hammon to discuss cross-industry disruption
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Baker McKenzie chief goes on leave due to exhaustion
Firm’s global chair Paul Rawlinson follows doctor’s advice to take a break
