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Monday morning round-up
The top legal affairs news stories from this morning and the weekend
Only half of public receive professional help for legal issues, report finds
Cost of living creating and worsening legal issues
Law students reveal their biggest gripes about… other law students
God complexes, gatekeeping and more
Best of the blogs
Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
The Black woman’s guide to thriving in law
Make your mark with these essential strategies courtesy of Christianah Babajide
Google invests £9.5 million in London law firm behind ‘AI paralegal’ which passed the SQE
'Lawrence' scored 74% on mock test
Robes make a comeback for family judges – but they’ll remain wigless
Trialing more formality amid safety concerns
LegalEdCon 2024: First batch of speakers announced
Law training experts join influencers, academics and mental health charity leader at Legal Cheek's annual in-person conference
Barrister Henry Hendron loses appeal against drug sentence
Jailed last year after trying to buy drugs from clients
EXCLUSIVE: Students who had TCs cancelled among those hit by Kaplan SQE blunder
Told they’d failed SQE1 when actually they'd passed
SQE1 pass rate climbs slightly amid marking error backlash
56% successfully navigated latest sitting
‘Omnishambles’: Law school bosses react to SQE exam fiasco
Mix of concern and anger
Exam chaos: Kaplan issues apology after 175 students wrongly told they’d failed SQE
Questions remain over whether blunder led to TC offer cancellations
Monday morning round-up
The top legal affairs news stories from this morning and the weekend
Top family law firm Vardags erroneously obtained order for client’s divorce after ‘clicking the wrong button’
Sir Andrew McFarlane unpersuaded
Lady Chief Justice backs pro bono power list
Recognising efforts across the legal profession
Best of the blogs
Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
Exclusive: A&O Shearman sets NQ solicitor pay at £125k
New Magic Circle mega-firm opts for Allen & Overy-level salaries
SQE exam fees to rise again amid student discontent
SRA says assessment 'continues to perform well'