Category: News
I hated studying law at uni, Court of Appeal judge reveals in rare judicial podcast
Lady Justice Davies also admits to suffering from 'imposter syndrome' in convo with fellow female judge
Women barristers overlooked in favour of men, Supreme Court president says
International Women's Day: Female advocates complain to Lady Hale that males still scoop the big cases
Influential entrepreneurs to speak at Future of Legal Education and Training Conference 2019
All-female line-up released on International Women’s Day
Linklaters keeps 41 out of 51 qualifying trainee solicitors
City's top TC provider posts spring score of 80%
SRA loses another policy chief as solicitor super-exam looms
Richard Collins heads for the exit not long after predecessor
International human rights lawyer faces jail after spitting at flight attendant during drunken racist rant
Simone Burns flew into a rage after being refused booze, court hears
Freshfields’ pro bono team helps secure victory in Supreme Court asylum torture case
Sri Lankan appellant wins case against Home Office
UCL law professor: Lawyers who draft dodgy non-disclosure clauses could be perverting the course of justice
Government announces measures to prevent victims being silenced by using NDAs
Junior lawyers question legal watchdog’s ‘refusal criteria’ following SQE approval
Super-exam was given go-ahead by LSB despite calls to delay
Spoof news site jokes that barristers can now end cross-examination with a ‘mic drop’
NewsBiscuit mocks archaic legal profession
Cambridge Uni law vlogger discusses lectures, 5am starts and why she rejected Princeton
She’s closing in on a quarter of a million views on YouTube
40% of AI start-ups don’t use AI
Businesses who use the techy-buzzword tend to attract greater levels of investment, report finds
Manchester Uni biomedical sciences student and York Uni chemistry grad scoop first ever STEM GDL scholarships
Duo will start at BPP University Law School in autumn
Lawyers launch UK’s first animal protection law firm
Veganism for the legal profession?
Ex-law firm partner struck off after failing to report cocaine conviction to regulator
Gave 'misleading information to the police', according to agreed outcome
Clifford Chance offers lawyers two months unpaid holiday
Pilot part of a more flexible approach to work, says magic circle player
Mystery law student bids over £6,000 to have lunch with Amal Clooney
They can bring six friends, according to reports
Aspiring barristers offered chance to win £12,000 pupillage bonus
Pupils vying for ICLR’s cash bonus will be judged on financial need and merit
22-year-old magistrate who said job is about ‘gut instinct’ hits back at social media criticism
Tesco-working Swansea law grad issues calm and measured Twitter response
Lady Hale on courage
Judges must stand up to the government and the media, says Supreme Court president
Supreme Court to play Cardiff this summer
Hale & Co take show on the road with three Welsh gigs in July