Author: Thomas Connelly
DLA Piper’s red card system to punish ‘delinquent’ senior lawyers who fail to work seven-and-a-half-hours a day
Partners could have their monthly drawings reduced
Humblebrags galore as latest Legal 500 listings revealed
'I'm kind of a big deal'
Slaughter and May becomes latest magic circle firm to embrace artificial intelligence
New robot-style tech is designed to "think like a lawyer"
Norton Rose Fulbright, Ince & Co and Withers hang on to over 80% of their newly qualified solicitors
Strong retention performances continue
Macfarlanes and Addleshaw Goddard reveal autumn retention results
Encouraging 80%+ performances from ‘silver circle’ outfit and ‘northern giant’
18-year-old Northern Irish school-leaver bags City law apprentice glamour gig that pays trainee money
Timmy Kennedy's earnings at Mayer Brown will reach £47,000 in final year of scheme
Clifford Chance latest magic circle firm to release newly qualified retention rate — 82% stay on
Nine NQs head for the exit
Open University law student photobombed by COW on ID card
Strong selfie game
Travers Smith keeps 94% of new qualifiers while Eversheds hangs on to 77%
Contrasting autumn retention results
Alan Blacker re-hearing bid fails
Controversial solicitor-advocate was booted out of the profession earlier this summer
Cleary Gottlieb boosts pay for newly qualified solicitors to £105,000
MoneyLaw but on a more modest scale
22 Pushup Challenge: Doughty Street barrister tackles the latest social media craze
The suit and UGG slippers combo is a nice touch
Dechert hikes newly qualified salaries by 22% to £90,000
City outfit Watson Farley & Williams also bumps junior lawyer pay to £68,000
Bird & Bird boosts junior lawyer pay packets to £62,000
City law firm keeps hold of 88% of its autumn NQs
Dentons reveals disappointing 68% autumn retention figure
Global mega firm hangs on to 13 of its 19 London NQs
Judge fired for watching porn in chambers reprimanded by solicitors’ regulator
Warren Grant lost a claim for unfair dismissal earlier this summer
Top QC relaunches refugee billable hour appeal which saw lawyers donate over £200,000 last year
Legal professions' charity campaign returns for a second year
New Holborn-based property development targets ‘London’s top-flight barristers and solicitors’
They might struggle to find a lawyer willing to hand over £2.8 million
Sidley Austin hikes London junior lawyer pay by 33% to £120,000
'MoneyLaw' movement continues to rock the City
Law student sued by lecturer for describing his teaching as a ‘mess’
Tax law specialist Michael Bjørn Hansen has filed a lawsuit against the student for libel
Law Society and SRA clash over proposals that could see junior solicitors run their own unregulated firms
Sensible move or recipe for disaster?