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Womble Bond Dickinson associate reveals budget

Uni of Kent LLM student, Hamsa Jayanathan, analyses the law around cell-grown meat in the face of Italy's controversial ban

Top lawyers' hourly rates closing in on £2,000, new report shows

The Legal Cheek team ask how law firms should react to Trump's hostile executive orders – listen now 🎙️

Charlotte Wanendeya, Head of Law at BPP (London) discusses dealing with generational conflict in the workplace and how employers can best support Gen Z lawyers

University of Bristol law student has been sharing her application journey online

Doesn't matter that it's informal

Law training experts join influencers, academics and mental health charity leader at Legal Cheek's annual in-person conference

Around 2% of DWF’s workforce

The top legal affairs news stories from this morning and the weekend

Company informs Legal Cheek that no questions generated by AI are used in SQE assessments

A round-up of online musings, memes and more

Projects include a Windrush app, sexual violence legal advice and a law-themed classroom outreach

Disqualified by SRA

You’ll need ‘sound judgment and decisiveness’

Making legislative system 'faster and more precise'

Spotlights fossil fuel work

Claire Flores, head of student sales at BARBRI, discusses qualifying via the SQE, the global appeal of US law firms, and how aspiring solicitors can stand out in a competitive market

Bar hopeful in bind over career decision

Exeter law grad Harry Cooke analyses budget changes to agricultural property relief that sparked protests around the country

The top legal affairs news stories from the long weekend

Womble Bond Dickinson associate reveals budget

Uni of Kent LLM student, Hamsa Jayanathan, analyses the law around cell-grown meat in the face of Italy's controversial ban

Top lawyers' hourly rates closing in on £2,000, new report shows

The Legal Cheek team ask how law firms should react to Trump's hostile executive orders – listen now 🎙️

Charlotte Wanendeya, Head of Law at BPP (London) discusses dealing with generational conflict in the workplace and how employers can best support Gen Z lawyers

University of Bristol law student has been sharing her application journey online

Doesn't matter that it's informal

Law training experts join influencers, academics and mental health charity leader at Legal Cheek's annual in-person conference

Around 2% of DWF’s workforce

The top legal affairs news stories from this morning and the weekend

Company informs Legal Cheek that no questions generated by AI are used in SQE assessments

A round-up of online musings, memes and more

Projects include a Windrush app, sexual violence legal advice and a law-themed classroom outreach

Disqualified by SRA

You’ll need ‘sound judgment and decisiveness’

Making legislative system 'faster and more precise'

Spotlights fossil fuel work

Claire Flores, head of student sales at BARBRI, discusses qualifying via the SQE, the global appeal of US law firms, and how aspiring solicitors can stand out in a competitive market

Bar hopeful in bind over career decision

Exeter law grad Harry Cooke analyses budget changes to agricultural property relief that sparked protests around the country

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