Author: polly-botsford

UK courts are unduly harsh on employees sacked for their foolish social media posts, argues UCL Professor Virginia Mantouvalou

Injunction stops former employee disclosing information concerning three incidents

Turn yourself into a 'super doer', says Columbia Law School's Elizabeth Emens

Geoffrey Cox QC rallies to defend himself -- and the need for legal professional privilege in 'exquisitely sensitive' circumstances

As lecturers call for UCAS deadline application overhaul

D-Day for May?

Legal Twitterati condemns 'snowflake students'

Tense committee session pits Iraq torture lawyer against parliamentarians

Goodwill can come your way if you start your own business, says Legal Cheek founder Alex Aldridge

While regulator attacked over SQE for doing 'violence to the law'

All Hale the new Jedi master

Rookies rotate through eight seats as part of intense training programme

Just a day after MPs found it in contempt of parliament

Judge orders disclosure of device's recordings

Opinion due on 4 December

SQE fees could hit £4,500, but prep course prices remain unknown

'Legal professional privilege' gets rare airtime in Commons

Education giant hits back; says systems for tracking legal apprentices are 'robust'

While Lord Neuberger warns UK legal system 'is in danger of falling over'

BUT the case has already been rejected once

A degree in the dark arts?