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SRA: Online exams here to stay
LPC providers given option to continue with proctoring measures post-pandemic
Trainees tell us what they love (and hate) about remote working
Junior lawyers reflect on their mixed experiences as they prepare to return to the office
Slaughters hands lawyers and staff Covid bonuses
Extra 5% 'in recognition of everybody’s hard work'
Abertay Uni law student faces disciplinary action over ‘offensive’ gender comments during online class
Lisa Keogh says she provided 'evidence' to support her views 'because it's what we do as law students'
Eversheds Sutherland launches risk & compliance grad scheme
Roles in Leeds from September
Monday morning round-up
The top legal affairs news stories from this morning and the weekend
Here’s what a 150-year-old land law exam looks like
Courtesy of Middle Temple
RPC employee’s not so secret life as TikTok music star
Maya Yenn drops debut single she says 'is an ode to Millennial anxiety'
‘Has anyone had a good experience doing their TC remotely?’
I'm worried new home-working polices will harm my experience, one future trainee writes
Best of the blogs
Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
A&O targets 50% reduction in carbon emissions by 2030
Addresses direct and indirect emissions produced by firm
Cambridge law student crowned London Young Lawyers Group vlogging comp winner
Dylan Kawende shared the positive habits he developed during lockdown
ULaw awards honorary degrees to campaigner Gina Miller and magic circle lawyer turned pro football player and pundit Eniola Aluko
Duo to receive doctorates during virtual graduation ceremony this Saturday
Law students could challenge marking on grounds of free speech
Experts raise concerns over costly new claims against universities from government’s new Free Speech and Academic Freedom Bill
Law Society issues trainee support guidance following flurry of flexible working policies
Many firms now letting lawyers work away from the office 50% of the time
Latham sets lawyers’ Skype status to ‘away’ outside business hours to break ‘online 24/7 mindset’
Switch occurs automatically after 6pm
Exeter Law School to ‘move away’ from ‘white, Eurocentric curriculum’
Part of wider move across humanities department
City Law School suspends two-part bar course following low student sign-ups
Exclusive: Budding barristers prefer full and part-time options
Taylor Wessing thanks lawyers and staff with Covid bonuses and firm-wide holiday
Special payment amounts to 5% of salary
Barristers to share Gray’s Inn with 300 kids as new primary school gets go-ahead
To open amid top chambers next year, with kiddies lunching in historic hall
