Category: News
Legal Twitterati outrage over Home Office’s ‘activist lawyer’ tweet
The Secret Barrister changed their handle to 'The Secret Activist Lawyer (AKA Barrister)' in response
Reed Smith cuts London lawyer roles in wake of pandemic
13 associates and six support staff redundant following review
Dechert boosts London NQ solicitor pay to £120,000
Despite COVID
Lord Stephens appointed Supreme Court judge
Replaces Lord Kerr who retires next month
Burges Salmon records 97% trainee retention score
29 out of 30
Majority of legal workers expect a pay rise within next year, study finds
One fifth feel confident in securing a promotion despite coronavirus effect on economy
De Montfort Uni’s mock courtroom to host new TV sports show starring ex-footballer Steve Claridge as a judge
Producer says he'll consider involving DMU law students in the future
Work remotely up to 50% of the time, Linklaters tells lawyers
Magic circle player to embrace WFH life post-COVID
Revealed: The non-law careers law students are considering
Legal Cheek exclusive research shows most want to work in business, consulting and management or the public sector upon graduating
Linklaters rounds off magic circle retention season with 46 trainees staying on
One on fixed-term contract
Stephenson Harwood retains 11 out of 12 trainees in London
Three on fixed-term deals
Struck-off solicitor’s George Floyd comparison slammed by tribunal
Branded 'grossly offensive'
Osborne Clarke posts 96% trainee retention score
22 out of 23
Petition calling for botched bar exams to be scrapped attracts over 1,200 signatures
Just grade us on the rest of the BPTC, students urge
BLM to shutter two offices in permanent remote-working push
Launches redundancy consultation
Former MI5 boss to become law lecturer
Sir Andrew Parker takes up visiting prof role at Northumbria Law School
BPP secures indefinite degree-awarding powers
Previously assigned on time-limited basis
Bar exams: BSB plans to offer ‘pen and paper’ resits as soon as possible
Regulator will launch 'lessons learned review' of testing issues
Legal education charity backs 19 ‘social justice’ training contracts
Applications now open
Ashurst ditches A-Level requirements for training contract hopefuls as government performs exam U-turn
Follows similar move by DWF