Women are the ‘overlooked minority’ in the history of the Sexual Offences Act
It’s the statute’s 50th birthday, but should we be celebrating?
Analysis
The tuition fee backlash could spell danger for the solicitor super-exam
Design of the cheaper LPC replacement is based on undergraduate fees staying high
Revealed: how close firms are to reaching their gender diversity targets
Some are doing well — next stop equality?
Joshua Rozenberg: Look out for a retirement announcement from the High Court’s Mr Justice Peter Smith
Lost luggage rant judge could bow out now, just as he qualifies for a pension
Four predictions for corporate law this year
What to expect in the City during 2017
It’s beginning to look a lot like Slaughter and May is calling a recession
Modest pay rise and work/life perks signal tough times ahead
Joshua Rozenberg: Supreme Court judges won’t be swayed by the media — but don’t expect them all to agree
What to look out for in this week’s Brexit showdown
The Telegraph and the Mail misguidely go after Lord Neuberger
Have they not read his speeches?
‘Litigator-in-chief’: Trump and his litany of lawsuits
Will he be the first ever US president to give evidence in open court?
Is it ‘judgment’ or ‘judgement’?
Row breaks out as two former Lord Chancellors keep the ‘e’
How lawyers forced Theresa May to back the judiciary
Legal profession takes centre stage in constitutional crisis as Liz Truss left exposed
MoneyLaw could be the new Magic Circle
£124,000 newly qualified rate may prove a London game-changer
Who’s to blame when an April Fool goes wrong?
All fun and games until someone loses an eye
Trump turnaround on legal fees pledge
The Donald proves as contradictory as ever
Why does the ‘Do you know anyone at the firm’ question appear on application forms?
Law student tweets frustration after being asked for “personal contacts”
Another ABS fails: AA joins Co-op, Parabis, Slater & Gordon and Stobart Barristers on the list of legal innovator disappointments
Big names were meant to be the future of law
I went to watch the civil partnerships case at the High Court and even the judge didn’t understand it
And the court was freezing
Banning things is ‘curse of our age’
Brits seem to want to ban everything nowadays
Chelsea employ clever legal tactics in Eva Carneiro constructive dismissal case
Club’s failure to file defence is a shrewd move
Britain could legally ban Donald Trump from entering the country, but would we want to?
It’s do-able, but perhaps unwise, say top immigration lawyers
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‘It wasn’t an easy decision’: Student quit law degree to become porn star over concerns about money and graduate job prospects
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Fake Squire Patton Boggs website given court approval in bizarre decision
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Senior barrister told BPTC student ‘I don’t trust fags like you’, shocking new LGBT+ research reveals
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Lawyers round on license-stripped Uber’s ‘dishonourable history’ as stricken company calls on Hogan Lovells to fight appeal
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