Author: jonathan-ames

Exclusive: Chief executive goes and top finance man is also thought to be heading for door

The best from below the line

More money would help rectify work-life unbalance … along with fewer irritating clients

Application process kicks off next week for positions across the UK

Official figures show more than half of young judges are female

Thinking of burning the midnight oil to make a bid for City glory? Don’t, advise top law firm specialists

Boffins invoke artificial intelligence to determine which are the best litigation horses to back

Law firm pressure forces junior lawyers group to drop application deadline guidance

Gabriel Thomson was busted for coke seven years ago, but that's not stopping him from going for philosophy first and then the GDL

What appears to be court stenographer’s note appears online

Lawyer accepting a dangerous midnight “backie” last week also happens to be BoJo’s wife

Incendiary remarks could divide profession as barristers head to picket lines today in support of solicitors' battle against MoJ rate cuts

Matthew Lawson’s profile no longer on Carmelite Chambers website after calling woman a "nigger bitch"

Curse of the Law Society governing body strikes again as disciplinary tribunal gives the bullet to council member

The best below-the-line thoughts from the last five days

A 41-year-old woman corporate immigration expert is suspended after producing a passable impersonation of an Essex lager lout

Two surveys this week illustrate just how much work bar leaders have to do to drive out the Fred Flintstone attitudes

Exclusive: Rumours suggest that core group has struck a deal on verge of Ministry of Justice meeting

Four lawyer lobbying groups will meet Justice Secretary -- but Law Society and Bar Council are in the cold

Top silks call on Ministry of Justice to launch a review of courtroom standards as public is in “danger”

Housing law specialist and winner of Legal Aid Practitioners Group gong remains positive in face of cuts