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Norton Rose Fulbright launches innovation-focused grad scheme
Training contract alternative to start in March 2019
AI isn’t about cutting solicitor numbers, says SRA
While regulator attacked over SQE for doing 'violence to the law'
Blackstone QC resigns from House of Lords amid sexual misconduct allegations
Lord Lester says accusations and subsequent investigation have ‘taken a serious toll’ on his health
Vlogging future magic circle trainee parodies Ariana Grande’s ‘thank u, next’ music video
University of Bristol law grad Eve Cornwell’s clip has already racked up 47,000 views
Elderly rights solicitor cleared of neglect after 79-year-old mother’s body found covered in excrement
Conviction quashed by Court of Appeal
Slaughter and May ups newly-qualified solicitor pay by 4% to £83,000
Xmas bonuses for junior lawyers and trainees, too
Strathclyde Uni law student’s anti-spiking campaign gets police backing
Special drink lids will save lives, Cara Teven tells Legal Cheek
May the force be with the Baroness! Lady Hale to star as Yoda in space-themed play at Gray’s Inn
All Hale the new Jedi master
The Apprentice exclusive: Solicitor Sarah Ann Magson reveals she won’t be quitting law anytime soon
Legal Cheek sits down with BBC show's latest firee
ULaw to launch campus and tech hub in Nottingham
Announcement comes just weeks after law school giant confirmed new Hong Kong outpost
ECJ says UK can reverse Brexit
Ahead of crucial Commons vote on PM's deal tomorrow
DWF to offer earn-while-you-learn solicitor apprenticeships
Rookies rotate through eight seats as part of intense training programme
Monday morning round-up
The top legal affairs news stories from the weekend
Law Society likes tweet criticising SRA’s new digital badge
Then unlikes it
UK Supreme Court judge Lord Hodge admits ‘naivety’ at attending Federalist Society dinner
He refers to his ‘innocence’ in accepting invite from right-wing group that’s helping President Trump pick top judges, including Brett Kavanaugh
Lawyers who ‘daydream about another life’ are in the wrong job
Dana Denis-Smith on her journey from Linklaters lawyer to founder of a multi-million pound company
The best of the blogs
Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
50% boost to pupil pay minimum from September 2019
£18,436 in London and £15,728 elsewhere
Reading University law lecturer’s office door ‘covered in urine’ after transgender-rights debate
Professor Rosa Freedman fears for safety after raising concerns over proposed changes to Gender Recognition Act
The Apprentice: High street solicitor fired following boozy Christmas chocolate task
'It was an amazing experience', Sarah Ann Magson tells Legal Cheek