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From Holiday Banta to Debra Smilley-Weiner: The lawyers with the funniest names
Weird and wonderful
Morning round-up: Tuesday 5 December
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Kent Uni law student calls on property know-how to secure £4,000 compensation for homeless family
Maidstone Council told to apologise
Lawyers poke fun at Judge Rinder’s new show over dresscode faux pas
Crown Court returns after 30-year hiatus
Judgment reserved: Ex-Clifford Chance trainee suing Oxford Uni faces wait over £1 million ‘inadequate’ teaching claim
High Court success could pave the way for further claims
Morning round-up: Monday 4 December
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
Nurses, teachers and police among professions more ‘trusted’ than lawyers, research reveals
Politicians rock bottom in annual index
Allen & Overy moves to reassure junior lawyers after rookie is ‘hospitalised with exhaustion’
Firm is 'monitoring the impact of workloads'
Can I move to a City law firm once I’ve done a training contract at an investment bank?
In-house qualifier seeks to move into private practice
Law firms, you really need some new buzzwords
If you want to differentiate yourself don’t use the same, contrived superlatives, one future trainee argues
Morning round-up: Friday 1 December
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Survey: How should law academics teach rape, war crimes and other ‘hard subjects’?
Value of trigger warnings and ‘cold calling’ under spotlight
Outspoken judge who helped shape criminal law syllabuses dies aged 85
Silence can amount to assault, thanks to Lord Steyn's ruling in case law classic R v Ireland
Revealed: The law firms with the best perks 2017-2018
From massages to music rooms: the myriad reasons to become a City lawyer
Morning round-up: Thursday 30 November
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
EU Charter is the ONLY European law not included in Brexit Bill, Keir Starmer tells Lords
Doughty Street silk answers questions posed by Lord Pannick and others
‘Keep our geeks!’: Protesters descend on High Court as new Lord Chief Justice hears Lauri Love extradition case
Should suspected hacker, who has Asperger’s and depression, be sent to the USA for trial?
Incoming bar chief expresses concern over lack of young barristers as Pupillage Gateway reopens
'We will not have a sustainable, separate profession' Andrew Walker QC warns
Government will ‘no doubt’ waive immigration rules so Meghan Markle can come to UK to marry Prince Harry, says leading immigration lawyer
‘The couple with two British children I am representing at court tomorrow are not so fortunate’
From rape law to war crimes: The hardest part of ‘hard subjects’ is teaching them
Academics and students grapple with trigger warnings and ‘cold calling’
Morning round-up: Wednesday 29 November
The morning's top legal affairs news stories