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Lord Chief Justice to retire
Lord Burnett steps down next September after six years in role
King Charles visits legal London
His Majesty given a Gray’s Inn tie and joked it was 'the Inn thing'
Tributes pour in after TikTok star solicitor Richard Grogan dies
'We will miss his energy, humour, and deep commitment to the profession,' the Law Society of Ireland says
Ban for trainee solicitor who gave unqualified immigration advice
Handed section 43 order
Report reveals ‘most feared’ law firms
Who knew lawyers could be so scary? 😱
Bill of Rights risks driving big law firms out the UK, Law Society warns
Fosters 'legal confusion and uncertainty'
Top chambers boost pupillage awards as talent war intensifies
Rises of over 30%
Climate protesters target Eversheds’ London office
Sprayed with fake oil
Simmons hands out £1,500 cost-of-living bonus to staff
Extra cash 'in recognition of the challenging economic climate'
‘Loud and obvious’ porn halts drugs trial
Lawyer blames hack
Wagatha Christie hits the West End
42BR pupil Karolina Zielinska reviews Vardy v Rooney
Monday morning round-up
The top legal affairs news stories from this morning and the weekend
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Rebuke for City partner ‘who drove motor vehicle at a member of the public’
Lawyer Boris Bronfentrinker convicted of dangerous driving last year
City partners should pay more tax, says ex-City partner
Former Magic Circle man Dan Neidle highlights 'odd' rates discrepancy between solicitors and bankers
Revealed: The best law firms for training and quality of work 2023
From top career development to big ticket deals -- which outfits do it best?
Best of the blogs
Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
Top commercial barrister triumphs in parking fine row
One for the chambers' profile?
Barrister conducted ‘hearing under an umbrella’ due to leaky court roof, Bar Council report claims
Lawyers say they've endured 'sewage pouring down the walls' and 'flea infestations' too
Ashurst hires professor to explore firm’s 200-year history
Releases new book