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Morning round-up: Wednesday 21 March
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
Ex-Clifford Chance trainee who failed in bid to sue Oxford University over ‘inadequate’ teaching faces £75,000 legal bill
Permission to appeal original decision also refused
Exeter law students embroiled in racism scandal suspended over vile WhatsApp messages
University and police investigating -- as one student has training contract offer revoked
Law Society recommends 3% boost to minimum trainee salary
£21,561 in London and £19,122 elsewhere -- but figures only guidance and not enforceable
The Secret Barrister’s debut book is the perfect deterrent for any aspiring criminal lawyer
An 'irresistibly special' career but one littered with heartache; Legal Cheek reviews Stories of the Law and How It's Broken
Morning round-up: Tuesday 20 March
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
Linklaters completes magic circle retention season with 84% result
Global giant keep 43 out of 51 spring NQs
Supreme Court’s innovation judge to join solicitors and law academics at expanded Future of Legal Education and Training Conference
Lord Briggs, PJ Kirby QC, and BSB chief Dr Vanessa Davies among latest batch of speakers
Gender pay gap stats are in for Ashurst, BLP, Charles Russell Speechlys, Stephenson Harwood and Walker Morris
Differences of one quarter to a third commonplace, though bonus gaps far higher
The threat of lawtech is a huge opportunity, if you’re willing to leave the training contract rat race
A new career path where law graduates are in high demand has been paved
Morning round-up: Monday 19 March
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
Hold off on super-exam decision for six more months, MPs urge
Another day, another delay?
And the winners of the Legal Cheek Awards 2018 are…
Who won what: revealed
Exclusive: Start-up chaired by corporate law legend, Sir Nigel Knowles, sued by ex-director
DWF's head honcho under fire over unpaid shares claim
Morning round-up: Friday 16 March
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
‘Irreversible damage’: Panama Papers law firm Mossack Fonseca to close
Outfit was victim of mass data breach in 2016
How many barristers does it take to change a lightbulb?
Bar funnyman Wigapedia returns to Legal Cheek to answer an age-old question...
Morning round-up: Thursday 15 March
The morning's top legal affairs news stories