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Worry more about AI going wrong, says Slaughter and May
Magic circle giant highlights pitfalls of new technology
Morning round-up: Thursday 22 June
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
US outfit Goodwin Procter launches London training contract schemes
News follows firm’s involvement in KWM trainee rescue mission
City law firms dominate first ever social mobility employer index
MoJ and Inner Temple also recognised for their endeavours to help disadvantaged young people
Law student who helped Baker McKenzie partner during train station attack lands vac scheme at Baker McKenzie
‘He’s the kind of person we want at the firm’
I’m boiling to death on my vac scheme — do I still have to wear a suit?
The air con is crap and there's only one fan per office
Morning round-up: Wednesday 21 June
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
Lawyers launch judicial review against government’s refugee policy, on World Refugee Day
Leigh Day and Doughty Street v Amber Rudd
Finsbury Park van attack: Media lawyer says newspapers have ‘pushed at the boundaries’ and may be in contempt of court
Morning headlines could spell trouble for press
Hendron v Hendron: ‘Drug addict’ barrister evicted from lawyer twin’s Covent Garden flat after High Court injunction battle
Richard also 'sacked' Henry from his law firm after finding 'quantity of drugs in the office'
Why I regret my magic circle training contract
Career mistakes: Legal Cheek meets a soon-to-be NQ, a paralegal and an LPC student
Over 60% of BPTC grads don’t have pupillage, new stats show
As enrolments on the vocational course drop by 7%
Morning round-up: Tuesday 20 June
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
‘Robot lawyer’ created by Cambridge students will now answer your legal problems via Facebook Messenger
LawBot X predicts claim outcomes and boasts 71% success rating
Top criminal chambers forced to rebrand as old premises become luxury apartments
9-12 Bell Yard now Foundry Chambers
Make it unlawful to stand by and record emergency scenes, argues law professor
Academic paper proposes legal liability for those who video terrorist attacks instead of helping victims
Morning round-up: Monday 19 June
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
13 things that happened during the Supreme Court’s Facebook livestream
Justices talk Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Liz Truss and much more in video interview
Boston bolt-on: Hogan Lovells to swallow up US law firm Collora
Combination to go live on 1 September
Travers Smith launches mentor scheme to empower LGBT+ students
Corporate law firm tackles the big dilemma of coming out at work
I got in trouble for arguing with a pro-life campaigner at school, now I’m a barrister in the Northern Irish abortion law case
Supreme Court ruled in Jeremy Hunt's favour this week, now all eyes are on Strasbourg