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Cash refunded if errors are found

ULaw careers expert Anne Petrie explains what you need to know before making the leap, ahead of her virtual appearance at tomorrow’s career changers event

Aedamar Comiskey joined the firm as trainee almost 30 years ago

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Robbie Mullett made his debut on the reality show last night

Firms that embrace the ‘new normal’ from the top down will reap greater rewards, says BARBRI’s director of UK programmes, Victoria Cromwell, ahead of her virtual appearance at LegalEdCon 2021 next week

Fake Linklaters texts concern a ‘foreign business transaction’

Magic circle giant reaches out to 16-18 year olds

Tim Crosland slapped with £5k fine for leaking Heathrow judgment

Ahead of LegalEdCon 2021 next week, The College of Legal Practice’s head of curriculum, Jane Waddell, explains why the new route to solicitor qualification requires careful, well thought out planning and prep

All Rise project creates special pin badge as visible sign of support

Rise falls short of pre-pandemic rate

Trials flexible start and finish times, as well as compressed working weeks

Ahead of his virtual appearance at LegalEdCon 2021 next week, Legal Cheek Careers speaks to Patrick Johnson, ULaw’s inaugural director of equality, diversity and inclusion

SQE examiner making arrangements with SRA to provide ‘financial assistance for a number of candidates’

Nicolette Browne-Marke, 26, represented herself at the employment tribunal

Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts

Endeavours to promote access to justice recognised at annual LawWorks ceremony

Nottingham Law School’s Professor Paula Moffat discusses the new two-year training requirement, ahead of LegalEdCon next week

The biggest and best virtual careers fairs for future barristers are back

Mental Health Awareness Week: Heavy workloads coupled with lockdown isolation has left many trainees and associates struggling to cope

Cash refunded if errors are found

ULaw careers expert Anne Petrie explains what you need to know before making the leap, ahead of her virtual appearance at tomorrow’s career changers event

Aedamar Comiskey joined the firm as trainee almost 30 years ago

US player latest to adopt more flexible approach to lawyering

Robbie Mullett made his debut on the reality show last night

Firms that embrace the ‘new normal’ from the top down will reap greater rewards, says BARBRI’s director of UK programmes, Victoria Cromwell, ahead of her virtual appearance at LegalEdCon 2021 next week

Fake Linklaters texts concern a ‘foreign business transaction’

Magic circle giant reaches out to 16-18 year olds

Tim Crosland slapped with £5k fine for leaking Heathrow judgment

Ahead of LegalEdCon 2021 next week, The College of Legal Practice’s head of curriculum, Jane Waddell, explains why the new route to solicitor qualification requires careful, well thought out planning and prep

All Rise project creates special pin badge as visible sign of support

Rise falls short of pre-pandemic rate

Trials flexible start and finish times, as well as compressed working weeks

Ahead of his virtual appearance at LegalEdCon 2021 next week, Legal Cheek Careers speaks to Patrick Johnson, ULaw’s inaugural director of equality, diversity and inclusion

SQE examiner making arrangements with SRA to provide ‘financial assistance for a number of candidates’

Nicolette Browne-Marke, 26, represented herself at the employment tribunal

Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts

Endeavours to promote access to justice recognised at annual LawWorks ceremony

Nottingham Law School’s Professor Paula Moffat discusses the new two-year training requirement, ahead of LegalEdCon next week

The biggest and best virtual careers fairs for future barristers are back

Mental Health Awareness Week: Heavy workloads coupled with lockdown isolation has left many trainees and associates struggling to cope

Cash refunded if errors are found

ULaw careers expert Anne Petrie explains what you need to know before making the leap, ahead of her virtual appearance at tomorrow’s career changers event

Aedamar Comiskey joined the firm as trainee almost 30 years ago

US player latest to adopt more flexible approach to lawyering

Robbie Mullett made his debut on the reality show last night

Firms that embrace the ‘new normal’ from the top down will reap greater rewards, says BARBRI’s director of UK programmes, Victoria Cromwell, ahead of her virtual appearance at LegalEdCon 2021 next week

Fake Linklaters texts concern a ‘foreign business transaction’

Magic circle giant reaches out to 16-18 year olds

Tim Crosland slapped with £5k fine for leaking Heathrow judgment

Ahead of LegalEdCon 2021 next week, The College of Legal Practice’s head of curriculum, Jane Waddell, explains why the new route to solicitor qualification requires careful, well thought out planning and prep

All Rise project creates special pin badge as visible sign of support

Rise falls short of pre-pandemic rate