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18 City law firms launch diversity work experience scheme to prove they don’t just want posh students
State school-educated and other "disadvantaged" undergrads wanted
‘X-Factorish bollocks’: Bar Council slammed for endorsing junior barrister’s ‘Never give up!’ blog
UCL legal academic and top QC lead criticism of regulator for sharing touching story
Law firm with Netflix-inspired unlimited holiday allowance sees productivity increase
Most certainly not a way to guilt solicitors into taking less time off
Morning round-up: Monday 7 December
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Legal aid firm in London’s hipster hub puts City giants in shade to bag pro bono prize
Dalston pro bono clinic advised nearly 500 clients this year
Weil Gotshal joins ‘100 Club’ with Christmas pay boost for junior lawyers
Exclusive: Newly qualified salaries at US giant hit the £100,000 mark
Two more City firms adopt Lord Neuberger-backed contextual graduate recruitment method
Withers and RPC the latest City firms to take into account economic background and personal circumstances of wannabe lawyers
Research: 74% of lawyers will push workplace boundaries at Christmas party
Snogging, sex and heavy boozing -- it's festive season for law firms
Morning round-up: Friday 4 December
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Law student charged with hacking into uni computer system to boost his marks
Aussie wannabe lawyer's alleged desperation for top grades could scupper career
Gove scraps Grayling’s Criminal Courts Charge
Lord Chancellor's move gets thumbs-up from lawyers
Judge Rinder speaks out against swingeing legal aid cuts
A lawyer that doesn’t like Grayling? Who'd have thought it?
Top Linklaters’ lawyer takes home £3.2 million a year — 76 times as much as trainee
Top earner at magic circle outfit sees 33% pay boost
Morning round-up: Thursday 3 December
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Barrister fined £60 for using dead mother’s disabled blue badge to park outside court
Fraud specialist described it as a “moment of aberration”
Supreme Court takes down Marks & Spencer in a momentous case set to impact LLB-ers
Sorry law students -- even more land law to learn
Clyde & Co plans radical overhaul of diversity programme
City firm wants to shake off 'old boys club' reputation but Charlotte Proudman isn't convinced
Judge allows pet cat to ’emotionally’ support defendant at court
Defendant's feline friend observed court proceedings from a shopping trolley
Much-maligned Bar Course Aptitude Test put on hold while regulator conducts review
The 2016 BCAT won't open til March at the earliest
Morning round-up: Wednesday 2 December
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
REVEALED: The BPTC providers with the highest chance of pupillage
Northumbria is the worst; BPP London is the best -- but overall rate is poor