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COVID-19: Clifford Chance summer vacation scheme goes virtual
New online offering to feature networking sessions, cooking and yoga classes too
Magic circle firms reveal gender pay gap results
As government confirms reporting requirements scrapped in light of COVID-19 outbreak
Don’t launch solicitor super-exam during a global pandemic
Durham Uni Law School chief urges regulator to postpone SQE
Coronavirus has got nothing on the 2008 financial crisis, says ex-Clifford Chance boss
Tony Williams reckons the pandemic is less of a threat to law firms than the crash
Newly qualified solicitor struck off over lost work briefcase
Junior lawyer's fate was sealed when she lied to colleagues about the incident
Open University law student wins battle against police over car seizure
Officers failed to comply with regulations, investigation finds
Lawyers lead country as Raab steps in for hospitalised PM and Starmer wins Labour crown
Ex-Links associate and Doughty Street barrister in the spotlight
Trainees flock home to mum and dad amid coronavirus pandemic
Be a magic circle hotshot from your childhood bedroom
Monday morning round-up
The top legal affairs news stories from the weekend
London’s Ely Place Chambers to close after 20 years
Some barristers mull launching 'virtual' set
Video: Legal life before and after COVID-19
From City law to social distancing
‘Will coronavirus cost me my magic circle TC?’
I'm due to start in August 2022
30% of pupillage places in limbo, COVID-19 survey finds
Barrister hopefuls face anxious wait
Best of the blogs
Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
Norton Rose Fulbright asks lawyers to work four-day week in response to virus crisis
Global giant adopted similar measures during 2008-9 financial crisis
Former Attorney General records children’s bedtime story while in lockdown
Soothe your little ones to sleep with the distinctive dulcet tones of Geoffrey Cox QC
LSE law student drafts ‘Zoom Class Act 2020’ as lectures go online
Hung on her bedroom door
Law school giants announce SQE speakers for LegalEdCon 2020
Conference goes virtual, taking place as scheduled on Thursday 14 May
Law under lockdown: Junior lawyers share their home-working experiences
Some love it, some not so much…
Cambridge Uni law students express ‘serious concern’ over COVID-19 exam plans
Some undergrads won't be given formal 2:2, 2:1 and first classifications under current proposals