Author: katie-king
Legal Cheek talks Julian Assange and Labour Party legal challenges with one of the country’s top law commentators
A conversation with Carl Gardner
Bristol law student who illegally sublet her council house convicted of fraud
Judge adjourned punishment so she could finish final year exams
The full Lord Harley SDT judgment has been published
Legal Cheek gets two mentions
ULaw tops National Student Survey seeing off Oxbridge and Russell Group competition
Joint winner with University of Buckingham
Should the UK introduce Italy’s anti-vegan law?
We spoke to some criminal lawyers to find out
Future trainee at top law firm asks public to fund his business skills course
He’ll give a painting to whoever donates the most money
Training contract celebrations take over social media
There are lots of photos of cocktails
Solicitor turned matchmaker invents auction website to introduce clients and solicitors
Forget Tesco law, now is the time for eBay law
Second referendum ‘perfectly possible’, say top EU law professors on Q&A Reddit thread
University of Liverpool experts use social media to spread their wisdom
Corporate lawyer, 27, on £72,000 a year saves just £600 a month
Escaping the City to practise ‘fun law’ might not be as easy as you think
Freshfields hangs on to 95% of its autumn qualifiers
King & Wood Mallesons retains just 57% of its legal talent
Judge puts bizarre ‘woof justice’ note on his windscreen because he wasn’t allowed to take his dog into the pub
The police have quizzed him about his eccentric behaviour
We spoke to Professor Richard Susskind and Nigel Pascoe QC about online courts
What does it all mean for aspiring lawyers?
How I landed a mini-pupilage speaking to a fishmonger at Sainsbury’s
From a Dalston supermarket to Doughty Street Chambers
25 Bedford Row barrister ACQUITTED of sex assault in chambers
It took the judge 20 mins to make his decision
Lawyer who appeared on barrister hottie list on trial for sex attack at 25 Bedford Row
Victim said to have tried on his wig and gown before alleged assault
Turkish government storms top law firm as another abandons practice in North Korea
Turbulent times for international solicitors
Rise of the barista: 20% of employed law graduates work in retail, bars or catering
What Suits lifestyle?
You can now apply for a government loan to fund your LPC
Just six weeks after two ULaw second years set up a petition asking for just that
Meet the law graduate who got a 2:1 from Bristol Uni and made the Olympic team in the same month
But has she got a training contract?