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Allegations remain unknown

Competition and Market Authority stops short of banning accountancy giants from legal sector altogether

‘We are expected to brush away the trauma of one case and pick up the next’

Clad in comfy sweats and £77,000 Birkin bag

Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts

Carl Lygo spent 20 years at education giant before stepping down in 2017

No serious harm to reputation from post on 300-member page

Only five weeks to go until day-long event at Kings Place London on 22 May

‘They are a key part of the solution’, says Law Society president

‘The MCQ format was very patronising and far too easy. It was like a dummies guide to the law!’

They said ‘you could apply to the resident judge’ — I told them ‘I am the resident judge’

Clyde Stevens handed 10-year prison term in 2017

‘We have much ground to make up’

Pictured with torts textbook

Freshfields lawyer Lloyd Rees on the reaction to his blog, the road to recovery and raising awareness

Legal Sector Workers United wants trainees and pupils to help fight oppression and inequality

Aims to remove ‘stereotyping or challenges’ around flexi-working, magic circle player says

Complete to win an iPad and £50 Amazon gift vouchers

‘Unexpected passing’ of Paul Rawlinson confirmed yesterday evening

Northern behemoth to take on six pupils in 2020

The top legal affairs news stories from the weekend

Shah Rukh Khan recognised for human rights work, alongside top QC and diversity champion

Trainee numbers jump from 22 to 30

Lied to police in bid to avoid a speeding charge

Allegations remain unknown

Competition and Market Authority stops short of banning accountancy giants from legal sector altogether

‘We are expected to brush away the trauma of one case and pick up the next’

Clad in comfy sweats and £77,000 Birkin bag

Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts

Carl Lygo spent 20 years at education giant before stepping down in 2017

No serious harm to reputation from post on 300-member page

Only five weeks to go until day-long event at Kings Place London on 22 May

‘They are a key part of the solution’, says Law Society president

‘The MCQ format was very patronising and far too easy. It was like a dummies guide to the law!’

They said ‘you could apply to the resident judge’ — I told them ‘I am the resident judge’

Clyde Stevens handed 10-year prison term in 2017

‘We have much ground to make up’

Pictured with torts textbook

Freshfields lawyer Lloyd Rees on the reaction to his blog, the road to recovery and raising awareness

Legal Sector Workers United wants trainees and pupils to help fight oppression and inequality

Aims to remove ‘stereotyping or challenges’ around flexi-working, magic circle player says

Complete to win an iPad and £50 Amazon gift vouchers

‘Unexpected passing’ of Paul Rawlinson confirmed yesterday evening

Northern behemoth to take on six pupils in 2020

The top legal affairs news stories from the weekend

Shah Rukh Khan recognised for human rights work, alongside top QC and diversity champion

Trainee numbers jump from 22 to 30

Lied to police in bid to avoid a speeding charge

Allegations remain unknown

Competition and Market Authority stops short of banning accountancy giants from legal sector altogether

‘We are expected to brush away the trauma of one case and pick up the next’

Clad in comfy sweats and £77,000 Birkin bag

Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts

Carl Lygo spent 20 years at education giant before stepping down in 2017

No serious harm to reputation from post on 300-member page

Only five weeks to go until day-long event at Kings Place London on 22 May

‘They are a key part of the solution’, says Law Society president

‘The MCQ format was very patronising and far too easy. It was like a dummies guide to the law!’

They said ‘you could apply to the resident judge’ — I told them ‘I am the resident judge’

Clyde Stevens handed 10-year prison term in 2017

‘We have much ground to make up’

Pictured with torts textbook

Freshfields lawyer Lloyd Rees on the reaction to his blog, the road to recovery and raising awareness

Legal Sector Workers United wants trainees and pupils to help fight oppression and inequality

Aims to remove ‘stereotyping or challenges’ around flexi-working, magic circle player says

Complete to win an iPad and £50 Amazon gift vouchers

‘Unexpected passing’ of Paul Rawlinson confirmed yesterday evening

Northern behemoth to take on six pupils in 2020

The top legal affairs news stories from the weekend

Shah Rukh Khan recognised for human rights work, alongside top QC and diversity champion

Trainee numbers jump from 22 to 30

Lied to police in bid to avoid a speeding charge