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Set to open in Notting Hill soon

Could The Split be the new Silk?

Regulator keen to identify potential 'unjustified' barriers to the bar

Largest law firm in the world in firing line after slam by tribunal in staff discrimination case

Five law students suspended after their WhatsApp conversations posted online

TED-style talks, vibrant interactive discussions and informal fireside chats await delegates from over 60 leading corporate law firms and chambers, nearly 30 university law schools, alongside in-house teams, regulators and legal tech companies

Three-part blog is frank account of City solicitor's journey

Norton Rose Fulbright stresses the emails are bogus

Barristers have been refusing to take new publicly-funded cases since 1 April

Sami Sidhom was just 18-years-old

£34,000-a-year school says aspirations are 'personal' to the students

Secret lawyer community grows

As first anniversary of triple merger fast approaches

Lack of young lawyers entering the field has left justice system facing a 'cliff edge scenario'

Ernest Ryder points to research showing that well-fed judges are more likely to let people off

Barristers have been refusing to take new publicly-funded cases since April 1

Military action was not in accordance with international law, says Dapo Akande

SQE received provisional go-ahead last month

Actor and meme sensation Patrick Stewart says that the characters he played would be Remainers

Points also deducted for drinking from water bottles

David Batcup was a tenant at Charter Chambers