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Morning round-up: Friday 18 March
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
How do you play a networking event?
The debatable usefulness of small talk over a glass of wine
Exclusive legal profession poll: 75% want to stay in EU
Survey of 1,000 lawyers and law students shows massive opposition to Brexit
Apprentices set to go head-to-head with first year law students for top solicitor jobs
LLBers, beware of hotshot school-leavers with much more experience than you
Morning round-up: Thursday 17 March
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Lawyers’ professional privilege under threat from Snoopers’ Charter
And Theresa May fails to reassure the legal profession
Clifford Chance reveals lowest trainee retention rate of the magic circle
Spring figure doesn’t come close to dizzying autumn heights
Trump turnaround on legal fees pledge
The Donald proves as contradictory as ever
Morning round-up: Wednesday 16 March
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
BBC takes a gutsy look at legal issues surrounding domestic violence
Shocking documentary shows victims can face a “mockery of justice”
Arise, m’learned friend
Prince Harry to study law at Yale?
Judge sues Ministry of Justice for discrimination
Peter Herbert takes on government in what's set to be an explosive legal battle
£6.70 per hour ‘barrister’ sought by Starbucks
Bleak times ahead for wannabe advocates
Brexit or Bremain? Take the Legal Cheek poll
In or out?
Morning round-up: Tuesday 15 March
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Staggering 99.9% conviction rate in China revealed
An ode to Chinese defence lawyers
Junior doctors in ‘unprecedented’ judicial review crowdfunding campaign
Public gets behind NHS contract legal challenge
Linklaters keeps hold of 45 out of 54 qualifying trainees
Retention rate of 83% for offerer of most training contracts in the City
Brexit would trigger exodus of UK lawyers to re-qualify in Ireland, say experts
It'd be the only way for British solicitors and barristers to do anything EU law-related at a decent level
Baker & McKenzie boosts newly qualified lawyer pay to £70,000
First year trainees will also walk away with £3,500 extra