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We asked the head of Durham Law School if Doxbridge is a thing
He kind of thinks it is -- but not everyone agrees
Morning round-up: Friday 10 November
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
There is actually a law firm called ‘Sorry Mate’
Road accident firm are 'biker driven bunch of professionals'
Lord Neuberger lands role at One Essex Court following Supreme Court departure
As former colleague Lord Clarke secures new arbitration gig
The law firms with the most supportive trainees in Britain 2017-18
Dog-eat-dog or vegan commune?
How Netflix is breeding a new generation of miscarriage of justice lawyers
Making a Murderer, Time: The Kalief Browder Story, The Confession Tapes and more are piquing law students’ interest
Morning round-up: Thursday 9 November
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
From magic circle dinners to chats with F1 champions – what life as an Oxford law student is really like
New candid blogging series reveals all
Jedward filmed a Britney Spears-inspired music video from the Irish High Court
Pop duo had been there to settle £550,000 merchandising dispute
Supreme Court’s art exhibition showcases sculptures and paintings by young offenders
Metal warriors and clocks made from matches
US law school enrolment is falling, but do we care?
Legal education consultant blames 'cushy lifestyle' of academics
Morning round-up: Wednesday 8 November
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
Is dating a trainee I met at a law fair a recipe for disaster?
He works at my dream firm
London’s top barristers descend on Strasbourg as government surveillance case reaches European court
Are we being unlawfully spied on?
The real cost of stealing traffic cones
Drunken night out prize could leave you without a training contract
Bar Council backs cheaper, two-part BPTC run by the Inns of Court
Barrister super-exam?
Morning round-up: Tuesday 7 November
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
Trouble in paradise? The Queen, Bono and Mrs Brown’s Boys stars linked to law firm data leak
But offshore outfit is still looking to recruit a trainee lawyer
Supreme Court goes back to basics with case on ‘but for’ test
Will it see same fate as Ghosh test, overruled just weeks ago?
London student hoping to ‘take down’ lawyers with AI chatbots handed £840,000 by Silicon Valley investors
Computer whizz will use cash to tackle more complicated areas of law