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7 pieces of #BoomerAdvice — law edition
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Best of the blogs
Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
Reprimand for barrister and former UKIP activist who failed to turn up at court
Richard Hendron put an 'ill-prepared second-six pupil' in his place
Will my BTEC stop me getting a training contract with a top firm?
'Any help would be appreciated'
BPP confirms new bar course will be over £5,000 cheaper than current BPTC
£13,870 in London and £12,620 elsewhere
Barrister banned over indecent images conviction
Leicester Uni law grad jailed for 12 months
Legal Services Board: super-exam isn’t a done deal
Super-regulator flags concerns over quality and cost
Manchester Law Society named as official partner of LegalEdCon North
CEO Fran Eccles-Bech highlights opportunity to boost innovation and widen access in legal education ahead of 30 January event
Law students to be taught meditation to prepare for workplace stress
New initiatives will also include online 'mindfulness' module
Hale takes subtle swipe at Sumption over suggestion it will take 50 years to achieve gender equality across judiciary
Outspoken ex-Supreme Court judge made controversial comments in 2015
Bristol Uni law students offer free legal support to ex-service veterans
Advice on issues including housing, employment and social welfare
Super-exam could damage ‘credibility’ of solicitor qualification, junior lawyers warn
JLD urges super-regulator to think carefully before giving new exam final sign-off
3 essential skills all junior lawyers must master
Law firm life can be tough, says Cleary Gottlieb associate Eloise Skinner. Here’s how to master it
Monday morning round-up
The top legal affairs news stories from the weekend
Shearman & Sterling lawyers to give the lowdown on US firms in London
Final batch of places now available for Legal Cheek student event on Wednesday evening
Sheffield University law society defends Christmas ball venue — after vegan students complain it overlooks dog track
Animal-loving LLBers aren't happy
Jury duty: reflections of a first year law student
Seeing law applied first-hand is an invaluable experience for aspiring lawyers, says law and history undergrad David Dee
Best of the blogs
Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
London law firm senior partner fined for failing to ID driver of speeding company car
£900 and six penalty points
