Author: katie-king
The BBC gave viewers an unprecedented insight into the House of Lords last night, and lawyers loved it
They were particularly excited when the ex-deputy president of the Supreme Court made an appearance
Ten law firms make Sunday Times’ best employers list
No mention of the magic circle as Devon and Cornwall firm Stephens Scown takes the top spot, again
Public crowdfunds more than £29,000 for grandmother deported from UK to Singapore yesterday afternoon
Just days after Supreme Court ruled ‘anti-love law’ demanding £18,600 minimum income is lawful
BBC launches beefed-up training contract programme with more money and more places
Two schemes now on offer for LPC graduates
BPTC student who used legal skills to bring judicial review succeeds in having her dad’s benefits reinstated
Solicitors and barristers agreed to help Anita Dowman pro bono after they saw Legal Cheek’s appeal
It now looks even more likely our next Lord Chief Justice will be a woman
Front-runners' chances scuppered because they're too old to apply
#GreatLegalBake: Lawyers made a Donald Trump and a Brexit cake
Make baking great again
Man convicted of spray-painting creepy graffiti on the side of the RCJ is banned from the building
Stay away! the court orders
Lord Neuberger admits being a judge is ‘lonely’ and having your judgments ‘trashed’ by academics is hard to take in confessional speech
More excitingly, he says he’s a supporter of the Oxford comma
A barrister’s wig and gown have been stolen from the RCJ robing room
Lawyer thinks it’s ‘appalling’ there isn’t a lock on the door
Supreme Court rules the ‘anti-love law’ does not breach human rights
If you want your foreign spouse to live with you in the UK, you better have a high-paying job
Young judges see pay packets swell to nearly £200,000 in wake of age discrimination case victory
Exclusive: High Court and Court of Appeal judges’ salaries upped by 11%
Lawyers urge EU to refuse trade deal with UK unless it remains a member of the ECHR
The threat of a post-Brexit ‘human rights crisis’ looms
Court of Appeal: Denying straight people civil partnerships is NOT unlawful
The boyfriend and girlfriend claimants think the law discriminates against them
Lawyers slam Liz Truss for calling Lord Neuberger ‘David’ in ‘car-crash’ TV interview
One barrister said she shouldn’t be let out without a 'carer'
Law is the hardest degree to get a first in
You’re twice as likely to get top marks if you study medicine
Edinburgh University law student ‘blocked by Donald Trump on Twitter’ shuns job offers to pursue constitutional law dreams
He's the biggest name on campus
Double trouble: Lawyer struck off by SRA has now been disbarred as well
He was a barrister, solicitor and lecturer at Aberystwyth University -- now he's none of these
Supreme Court receives ‘application’ for its next president from some teddy bears
They hope to replace Lord Neuberger on a job-sharing basis