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Obscenity trial: Judge’s copy of Lady Chatterley’s Lover expected to fetch £15,000
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Bar Council ups Pupillage Gateway application limit from 12 to 20
Centralised system reopens on 28 November
The Apprentice: ULaw grad and solicitor among this year’s contestants
Aspiring City lawyer Kurran Pooni and civil specialist Sarah Ann Magson to battle it out before Lord Sugar in this year’s series
Lincoln’s Inn reveals first images of new advocacy mega-bunker
Multi-million pound redevelopment nears completion
Law, lager and lemonade: Is the legal sector over the limit?
We need to strike a healthy balance at legal events, says one future City trainee
PwC strikes ‘strategic alliance’ with US law firm
Big Four's assault on the legal market continues
5 ways to get the most out of your university law society
Warwick Law Society’s careers officer James Smith tells freshers to embrace the valuable role their law soc will play as they embark on their degrees
Bar Council slams plan to allow solicitors to qualify as barristers without pupillage
Regulator's proposal could also include law lecturers
Ropes & Gray combines contextual recruitment and CV blind in revamped trainee hiring process
US player will now recruit rookies exclusively from its vac scheme
Monday morning round-up
The top legal affairs news stories from the weekend
Barrister disbarred after claiming Nazi spies were plotting to nuke the Queen during London Olympics
Michael Shrimpton was jailed in 2015 for communicating false information
Top Slaughter and May partner compares firm’s lawyers to ‘pack of wolves’
Taking the magic circle player's name a little too literally?
The best of the blogs
Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
Defending The Guilty: Lawyers split over new BBC barrister comedy
Series follows the exploits of four tenancy-hungry pupils
London law firm advertises ‘voluntary’ three-month internship
It's unclear whether the role is paid or not
Research: Over 80% of lawyers ‘dislike’ lawyers
Half believe their co-workers are lazy
AI-brewed Paisley Snail Pale Ale is now a thing
Donoghue v Stevenson for the tech age
Tycoon worth £34 million paid ‘prestigious’ law firm £95,000 to help prove he couldn’t pay ex-wife £200,000
High Court described it as an 'affront to justice'
DLA Piper boosts junior lawyer pay to £77,000 as City rises continue
Global giant's trainees also handed extra cash
A third of solicitors attacked or threatened, new research suggests
Vast majority of incidents took place within offices or a court