Category: News
Law tutors reveal why they pick on students for answers
Cold-calling phenomenon is terrifying but well-intentioned
‘Even the most hungover first year law student would understand this’: Journalists’ Article 50 gaffe will make you cringe
Lawyers more than happy to correct them
‘Behind the Gown’: Anonymous Twitter account hopes to expose sexual harassment at the bar
As an independent review criticises Matrix Chambers’ handling of allegations, according to report
Ex-Lord Chief Justice returns to Essex Court where he completed pupillage more than 40 years ago
Lord Thomas' new arbitration role follows similar moves by Neuberger and Clarke
Twin sisters with 400,000 followers use Instagram to fund themselves through law school
Just two sponsored posts a week racks up earnings higher than a magic circle trainee
The uncomfortable truth behind top UK law firms’ growth figures
Weak pound disguises some mediocre recent performances
Cannabis law firm eyes London office launch
This could make for a distinctive training contract experience
Uber’s Supreme Court debut nears as app suffers another tribunal defeat
Drivers are workers, not self-employed contractors
Lord Neuberger lands role at One Essex Court following Supreme Court departure
As former colleague Lord Clarke secures new arbitration gig
The law firms with the most supportive trainees in Britain 2017-18
Dog-eat-dog or vegan commune?
From magic circle dinners to chats with F1 champions – what life as an Oxford law student is really like
New candid blogging series reveals all
Jedward filmed a Britney Spears-inspired music video from the Irish High Court
Pop duo had been there to settle £550,000 merchandising dispute
London’s top barristers descend on Strasbourg as government surveillance case reaches European court
Are we being unlawfully spied on?
Bar Council backs cheaper, two-part BPTC run by the Inns of Court
Barrister super-exam?
Trouble in paradise? The Queen, Bono and Mrs Brown’s Boys stars linked to law firm data leak
But offshore outfit is still looking to recruit a trainee lawyer
Supreme Court goes back to basics with case on ‘but for’ test
Will it see same fate as Ghosh test, overruled just weeks ago?
London student hoping to ‘take down’ lawyers with AI chatbots handed £840,000 by Silicon Valley investors
Computer whizz will use cash to tackle more complicated areas of law
The junior bar is shrinking amid legal aid cuts, and pro bono isn’t the answer
Free advice ‘will never be enough’, ex-judge says as National Pro Bono Week begins
Male Supreme Court justices listed as ‘Lady Wilson’ and ‘Lady Hughes’
Just weeks after ‘Lord Hale’ gaffe
Law students work less hard than arts, education and biology students
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