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National holiday hysteria: What is it about celebratory days that make law students commit crimes?
Christmas time seems to be the worst
Morning round-up: Monday 15 May
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
Simpson Millar paralegal with endometriosis asks public to help fund her Oxford BCL course so she can become a barrister
‘There are not many people who make it to the bar as a disabled person’
The number of applications made to study law this year has increased more than any other course
Exclusive: Most university subjects reporting a drop
Morning round-up: Friday 12 May
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
Legal aid in, tuition fees out: Labour’s leaked manifesto
Jeremy Corbyn promises the world
White & Case boosts London NQ pay packets by 17% to £105,000
Trainees will trouser an extra £2,000
Why I don’t want to become a partner
Yes I’m a City lawyer, but the gruelling hours just aren’t for me
Morning round-up: Thursday 11 May
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
More people want to date lawyers than any other profession
Two have been named most-wanted singles in London
Hogan Lovells trials new ‘continuous feedback’ system to assess lawyer performance
Global giant presses pause on lengthy annual reviews
Lord Sumption slams TWO of his fellow judges in strongly-worded contract law speech
And then goes on to confess his love for dictionaries
15 things that will absolutely, definitely happen in your law school exams this summer
Will you be the one to get your statute book confiscated?
Morning round-up: Wednesday 10 May
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
Law lecturers accuse SRA of ‘disingenuous reporting’ over super-exam consultation responses
But regulator says it's published everything it can
New court drama hoping to show viewers the ‘inner workings of the justice system’ will star real QCs and an ex-Old Bailey judge
The Trial: A Murder in the Family will air on Channel 4 later this month
History made: The number of law school applications from women is now over DOUBLE the number of applications from men
Exclusive: Female first years likely to outnumber men two to one
Meet the London Met law student who took the Government Legal Service to court over her training contract rejection, and won
She'll be applying again this summer
Morning round-up: Tuesday 9 May
The morning's top legal affairs news stories