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LPC exam delays will have ‘serious implications’ for training contract holders, junior lawyers warn
Junior Lawyers Division offers up alternatives including online exams and coursework
Supreme Court to hear cases via video link as nation goes into lockdown
Building temporarily closed
Number of lawyers using AI tech remains low, Oxford Uni research finds
Hype not matching reality
Vac scheme latest: White & Case, Latham, Mayer Brown and Sidley suspend spring programmes
London-based US law firms heed government advice
COVID-19: MoJ lists which lawyers are ‘key workers’
Their children can attend school or nursery from today
Jury trials on hold due to coronavirus fears
Jurors summoned for this week told to remain at home
Barrister convicted of assault suspended for three months
Open to appeal
Monday morning round-up
The top legal affairs news stories from the weekend
Virtual student event: What does COVID-19 mean for future lawyers?
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London commercial set reverses decision to cancel pupillage recruitment round
Henderson Chambers says it will now defer interviews until summer following discussions with Bar Council
Virus pandemic: Further City law firms postpone spring vacation schemes
Norton Rose Fulbright, Addleshaw Goddard, Mishcon de Reya and HFW
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Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
London Legal Walk postponed until October
Coronavirus: Annual charity outing was due to take place in June
Vlogging junior lawyers react to virus pandemic
Eve Cornwell shoots home office set-up while Chrissie Wolfe shares daily video 'diary' series
Chambers invites pupillage applicants to interview by mistake
Exclusive: Changes to Gateway system 'contributed to errors', says Temple Garden
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Top London commercial set cancels pupillage recruitment round due to COVID-19 outbreak
Henderson Chambers says it cannot be confident video interviews will fairly reflect aspiring barristers abilities
Law prof stops lecture after spotting two students performing sex act
'Seeking relief from what they were tort'
LPC and BPTC students urge regulators not to delay exams amid virus pandemic
Petitions demand that wannabe lawyers be allowed to take assessments at home
Virus pandemic: Baker McKenzie and Herbert Smith Freehills postpone spring vacation schemes
Along with Charles Russell Speechlys and Penningtons Manches Cooper
Wealthy partners work from home while lowest paid staff are forced into the office, legal union claims
Legal Sector Workers United brands pandemic response a 'classist allocation of risk'