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Not coming to the UK anytime soon: Brexit
Lawyers are set to be busy working out how the UK’s departure from the EU will happen -- if, that is, it ever does
London law firms to cut back on EU trainees following Brexit
As many as 20% of City firms' trainees are non-British EU citizens -- something which may be about to change
Morning round-up: Monday 27 June
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
9 EU law memes to distract you from the shocks of the referendum
Remembering unpronounceable case names? Those were the days
Bar Council insists London will remain a global litigation centre as City law firms go into overdrive advising shaken clients
UK legal sector displays a stiff upper lip in wake of historic EU referendum result
Exclusive: Law Society to launch review of ‘official photographer’ amid retouched grad photos storm
Success Photography will digitally enhance graduands’ photos so they look slimmer, their skin clearer and their teeth whiter
Lawyers assure upset Bremainers that Vote Leave victory is NOT legally binding
That doesn’t mean they’re happy about the result
Morning round-up: Friday 24 June
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Hill Dickinson reserves training contracts for paralegals
Two out of 12 TCs will go to graduates already employed by national giant
Vote Leave paralegal targeted by Remain campaigners
Law grad on £16,500 a year who feels he’s “at the back of the queue” for jobs sparks social media storm
Could Tinder help you get a training contract?
I’m not talking about widening the age range on your profile so you can match with partners
DIY law website plans video game to assist litigants-in-person
Community-based organisation tries its hand at online game design
Morning round-up: Thursday 23 June
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Karaoke Court is actually a thing
The brains behind the legally binding sing-offs found his inspiration in an undergrad jurisprudence lecture
Boutique law firm asks wannabe trainees to sell themselves NOT their grades
Video killed the 3 As star
Simmons & Simmons ditches MBA for future trainees
Bespoke legal masters introduced in 2009 to be replaced by new "Trainee Skills Academy"
Law revision battle scars
Conclusive proof law revision is bad for your health
10 lawyers with weird and wonderful hobbies
What on earth is mycology?
Morning round-up: Wednesday 22 June
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
EU referendum debate bingo: Lawyer edition
Take a break from listening to BoJo and play some bingo instead
BSB mulls new ‘super bar exam’ that could allow non-graduates to become barristers
Bar regulator to host debate next month discussing three new proposed routes to qualification