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City law firm ‘consortium’ appoints BPP as SQE prep-course provider
Influential group's future trainees will sit super-exam from autumn 2022 -- a year after assessment's proposed introduction
The Secret Barrister accuses Boris Johnson of copying blog about sentencing of London Bridge attacker
'This is weapons grade shithousery', anonymous author complains
Tributes pour in for Manchester Uni law grad killed in London terror attack
'A champion for underdogs everywhere'
BARBRI ramps up SQE preparations with acquisition of legal training provider Kaplan Altior
Solicitor super-exam ambitions underlined
Monday morning round-up
The top legal affairs news stories from the weekend
Are other legal practice areas ‘less prestigious’ than commercial law?
A high profile QC is accused of thinking so, but many lawyers disagree
Speakers announced for ‘How to make it as a barrister’ next week
Pupils, juniors, QCs and practice managers from leading sets to advise students how they can get to the bar
Revealed: Law firms’ average arrive and leave the office times 2019-20
Who’s totting-up 12 hour workdays and who’s home in time for Tipping Point?
Best of the blogs
Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
Legal sector’s ‘perfect storm’ moment could blow in new way of training lawyers
NewLaw needs new thinking on legal education, argues Nigel Savage
Former Freshfields partner arrested in tax probe
A week after quitting magic circle firm
This is what happens when a lawyer loses his daughter’s hamster
'This is the most stressful day in my life since I took the bar exam'
Ex-Appeal judge reveals she was once rejected by chambers over fear male barristers would ‘make passes’ at her
Tenants' wives wouldn’t like it, Dame Elizabeth Gloster told
EXCLUSIVE: Former bosses of ULaw and Kaplan combine with magic circle duo to launch new ‘challenger’ law school
They’re targeting the SQE market
Strike off for solicitor who helped client conceal damages from ‘controlling’ husband
'Acted out of character'
Director of top London lawtech company Luminance faces US extradition over fraud allegations
Slaughter and May is a high profile backer of business
10 lesser-known election laws you need to know about
You can bring a puppy to the polling station, but political party t-shirts are a no-no
London chambers offers aspiring barristers a flavour of life at the bar through new pupillage podcast
Top tips and insights from 4 New Square tenants
Skype hearings require ‘more careful thought’ — regardless of benefit to barristers
'Communicating with someone on a screen just isn’t the same', says Bar Council bigwig Athena Markides
First speakers announced for Future of Legal Education and Training Conference London 2020
Sales of Super Early Bird Tickets end this Friday
Half of judges will be women by 2033, Lady Hale predicts
'We’ve done the sums'