Category: News
Top QC teams up with rookie barrister to launch ‘how-to-get-pupillage’ blog
Refreshingly honest guide goes live
US law firm Crowell & Moring reveals London training contract ambitions
Hopes to take on first UK trainees from September 2021
Cherie Booth QC: Lord Denning once told me ‘the bar really isn’t the place for women’
The comment came during her call ceremony
London law firm partner fined £45,000 in case with link to Panama Papers leak
Child & Child lawyer breached anti-money laundering rules, according to disciplinary finding
Magic circle law firm launches cannabis newsletter
Allen & Overy eyes up legal weed deals
YouTube superstar documents life on the LPC in latest law vlog
Future magic circle lawyer now has over 100k subscribers
Law student’s impromptu airport dance video racks up 8.7 million views
Her cat also makes an appearance
Human rights barrister’s tweet flagging Corbyn ECHR clanger goes viral
European Court of Human Rights is 'in part an EU institution', according to Labour leader
Lord Sales sworn in as newest Supreme Court judge
Oxbridge double grad will take part in a special ceremony later today
‘Lord Harley’ appears in court to face charges of benefit fraud
He denies wrongdoing
Inner Temple pushes ahead with multi-million pound redevelopment project
Inn appoints Sir Robert McAlpine to oversee construction of new education and training centre
Courtroom to catwalk? Lady Hale appears in Vogue magazine to mark 100 years of women in law
Supreme Court president humbled by role model status
Don’t feel obliged to respond to emails after 7pm, bar chief tells barristers
Richard Atkins QC says '24/7 365 days a year culture' is damaging lawyer wellbeing
Family law barrister, 34, who completed BPTC in 2007 becomes district judge
Adem Muzaffer will take up the role later this month
Oxford University students launch petition calling for top law professor’s removal over alleged homophobia
Legal Twitterati condemns 'snowflake students'
Ex-army MP calls Leigh Day chief ‘dishonest’, claiming he has ‘completely destroyed’ lives of British soldiers
Tense committee session pits Iraq torture lawyer against parliamentarians
Lady Hale attacks government ‘austerity’ policies
Supreme Court president in unusual political intervention
A quarter of trainee solicitors paid below Law Society recommended minimum
New figures show improvement in number of firms heeding Chancery Lane guidance
Criminal barrister fined for ‘inadvertently’ sending cocaine to a chambers
And reprimanded by the regulator