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Judicial bullying affects aspiring barristers too
Taboo subject dissected by a BPTC graduate
7 of Lord Denning’s most controversial comments
He’s a law student favourite, but his views might shock you
Morning round-up: Friday 3 November
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
Automation could lead to 67,000 job losses, Law Society predicts
Solicitor numbers on the up but same can’t be said for legal services sector
11 things you’ll only understand if you study law at BPP University in London
Boat parties are a thing
Damage of Daily Mail’s ‘ENEMIES OF THE PEOPLE’ headline laid bare in new report on judicial recruitment crisis
House of Lords’ committee ‘seriously concerned’
Morning round-up: Thursday 2 November
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
One third of law students regret their degree choice
And double that think the course is not good value for money
US merger latest: Womble Bond Dickinson tie-up goes live as BLP/Bryan Cave talks gather pace
BLP deal could be wrapped up as soon as 1 January
Brexit campaigner Gina Miller receives law degree 30 years after dropping out of course
Woman named UK’s most influential black person left University of East London for personal reasons
The most technologically advanced law firms in Britain: 2017-18
Exclusive: Over 2,000 City trainees and junior lawyers told us how lawtech was affecting their lives on the legal frontline
Morning round-up: Wednesday 1 November
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
White male solicitors THREE TIMES more likely to reach partnership at City firms than white females
And six times more likely than BME females
Suspect who asked for a ‘lawyer dog’ did not receive legal advice because request too ambiguous
Did he not mean 'give me a lawyer, dog'?
11 photos from Halloween any lawyer will appreciate
Tort law pumpkins and gargoyles on Doughty Street
City firms’ ‘worst nightmare’ realised? Machines victorious in lawyer vs robot challenge
But results should be approached with caution
Morning round-up: Tuesday 31 October
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
Charlotte Proudman vs Anne Robinson: On-air battle over female response to sexism
Are women too fragile for the workplace?
‘Film producers are to aspiring actors what judges are to lawyers,’ says top barrister
Judicial bullying is about power and can leave victims feeling paralysed