Author: polly-botsford
Big Four bean counter flexes its muscles: Deloitte announces expansion into UK legal market
Training contract offering 'under review'
Back in business: Employment tribunal claims increase is treat for lawyers
Your LPC employment law elective suddenly got useful
In a bind over Brexit: Lawyers debate legal status of EU-UK commitments
Everyone in a spin over whether joint report is legally binding
EU Charter is the ONLY European law not included in Brexit Bill, Keir Starmer tells Lords
Doughty Street silk answers questions posed by Lord Pannick and others
Brexit Bill ‘weakens parliament’, Neuberger tells lawyers and City financiers
Supreme Court's former president says parliament will be supreme 'in name only'
Two elderly men by a roaring fire: Top crime QC describes her Oxbridge interview in new play
Review of The Robing Room, a monologue performed by and about Felicity Gerry QC
There is actually a law firm called ‘Sorry Mate’
Road accident firm are 'biker driven bunch of professionals'
US law school enrolment is falling, but do we care?
Legal education consultant blames 'cushy lifestyle' of academics
First it was Uber drivers, now it’s judges: Why does everyone want to be a worker?
District judge's employment law case currently before Court of Appeal
Ushering in a new Twitter star
'Brenda the Usher' is latest pseudonymic persona to hit social media, but who is she?
Top QC reveals how she overcame insane 1980s sexual harassment
State school-educated family law barrister also slammed legal education costs in eye-opening speech
Lawyers pile in on Labour Lord Adonis over his swipe at judiciary
Fear the legal Twitterati
Brexit news: City heavyweights moot judicial panel for UK/EU disputes as former judge questions May’s ‘national story’ speech
Panel would not directly impact on national laws
Netflix’s cease and desist letter goes viral — spot the TV references
Legal letter littered with Stranger Things nods
David Lammy is right to encourage use of modern slavery laws, says human rights lawyer
MP's report recommends more prosecutions under modern slavery legislation
End ‘direct jurisdiction’ of EU courts post Brexit, says government
But Justice Minister says UK will need to keep "half an eye" on its rulings in the future
Law professor reprimanded for setting exam problem question about bikini waxing
Attack on academic freedom?
ULaw to move Chester campus closer to city centre
Guessing game begins on new location in Hollyoaks-land
What the Dickens? New courts abandon ‘arcane’ titles
Chancery and Mercantile courts make way for more 'user-friendly' monikers
Court rules rock band can trade mark its name even though it’s offensive to Asians
Free speech can be hate speech in bizarre 'The Slants' case
Make it unlawful to stand by and record emergency scenes, argues law professor
Academic paper proposes legal liability for those who video terrorist attacks instead of helping victims