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Morning round-up: Thursday 4 August
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Barrister excluded from UKIP leadership contest after filing 17 minutes late
Humiliating day for profession as Woolfe outmaneouvred by, inter alia, one-time TK Maxx store manager and Tesco supervisor
6 ways to distract law firms from disappointing first-year results
Keep calm and carry on, says first-year law student Christianah Babajide
Birmingham City University law student graduates and gets married on the same day
Aspiring lawyer pulls off canny two for one
How I landed a mini-pupilage speaking to a fishmonger at Sainsbury’s
From a Dalston supermarket to Doughty Street Chambers
Solicitor Disciplinary Tribunal confirms Alan Blacker has applied for re-hearing
Colourful solicitor-advocate was struck off earlier this month
Morning round-up: Wednesday 3 August
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
25 Bedford Row barrister ACQUITTED of sex assault in chambers
It took the judge 20 mins to make his decision
Lawyer who appeared on barrister hottie list on trial for sex attack at 25 Bedford Row
Victim said to have tried on his wig and gown before alleged assault
Turkish government storms top law firm as another abandons practice in North Korea
Turbulent times for international solicitors
Top judge scolded for ‘shocking and disgraceful’ behaviour ‘mentally unfit’ to face disciplinary inquiry
Mr Justice Peter Smith has been "signed off sick"
Rise of the barista: 20% of employed law graduates work in retail, bars or catering
What Suits lifestyle?
Morning round-up: Tuesday 2 August
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
TV camera records Old Bailey hearing in English legal history first
Senior judge's sentencing remarks will be recorded as part of a three-month pilot
You can now apply for a government loan to fund your LPC
Just six weeks after two ULaw second years set up a petition asking for just that
Meet the law graduate who got a 2:1 from Bristol Uni and made the Olympic team in the same month
But has she got a training contract?
Jones Day jacks up newly qualified solicitor pay to £85,000
The firm that Legal Cheek commenters love to hate splashes the cash
Morning round-up: Monday 1 August
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Pay rises at Nabarro: Money is up for trainees, NQs and associates
It ain't MoneyLaw, but boosts not to be sniffed at
Law student wheelchair user stands for first time in five years to collect his degree
He hasn’t been able to walk since a serious car crash in 2011