News
Did ‘secret legal dispute’ prompt Bake Off’s exit from the BBC?
Producers reportedly engaged Lewis Silkin lawyer and threatened to sue TV broadcaster
Norton Rose Fulbright, Ince & Co and Withers hang on to over 80% of their newly qualified solicitors
Strong retention performances continue
Morning round-up: Wednesday 14 September
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Junior lawyer pay upped at Ashurst, Norton Rose Fulbright, Ince & Co and Withers
Modest pay increases between 3% and 8%
Was I wrong to accept my legal assistant role?
Maybe I should've headed straight for a training contract
Politician says parliament to be kept in dark about EU negotiations, lawyers not very happy about it
Basic principle of parliamentary sovereignty may be under threat from Brexit “farce”
Macfarlanes and Addleshaw Goddard reveal autumn retention results
Encouraging 80%+ performances from ‘silver circle’ outfit and ‘northern giant’
Morning round-up: Tuesday 13 September
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Reed Smith keeps 8 out of 12 qualifying trainees
Four rookies exit the Broadgate Tower
Academics rage after Michael Gove drops a risky Black Lives Matter gag at the Society of Legal Scholars conference
Former Justice Sec’s comments described as “unacceptable”
Jogee: Man behind change to joint enterprise law may be out of prison in a year
The face of one of the most important Supreme Court cases in recent history has been sentenced
The Russell Group bubble looks like it might burst
Status-obsessed legal profession may tire of brand that has lost its sheen
Pinsent Masons: 47 out of 59 qualifying trainees stay on at firm
Bosses "pleased" retention rates are back on track
Lawyers lead the way at the top of London politics as Sadiq Khan appoints Matrix Chambers QC to Deputy Mayor post
Matthew Ryder QC takes diversity and social mobility position
Morning round-up: Monday 12 September
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Law grad ‘deeply concerned’ for future career as he’s fined for unlawfully posing as a solicitor
He's planning to appeal his conviction
Simmons & Simmons has retained just half of its trainees
Firm points to Brexit to explain disappointing result
Weil Gotshal boosts newly qualified solicitor pay to £115,000
More MoneyLaw madness
Legal fallout from Brexit vote continues as ANOTHER crowdfunding page is launched
This one wants to sue EU president Jean-Claude Juncker
There’s a new art exhibition at the Supreme Court and all the pieces are made by prisoners
Legal Cheek’s Katie King reviews the PAPERWORK exhibition