Category: News
Judge Rinder’s Strictly debut dance set to become most popular online clip in show’s history
And it features a gavel
Bond Dickinson cites Brexit as it ‘defers’ solicitor pay increases
Having frozen pay last month Trowers & Hamlins confirms salary reviews will now go ahead "this year"
Rhodes Must Fall founder and aspiring lawyer accused of ‘assaulting’ white student in law lecture
Ntokozo Qwabe denies claim, and comments on law students’ “delusional toxic superiority complex”
U wot m8? BSB reminds newbie barristers to use correct ‘grammar, spelling and punctuation’
Regulator's revised professional statement released yesterday
Baker & McKenzie retains 14 out of 16 newly qualifying solicitors
US-founded giant chalks up 88% autumn rate
SDT publishes Lord Harley re-hearing decision in full
Medical evidence was “insufficiently detailed and unconvincing”
Gowling WLG lifts post-Brexit vote pay freeze
International law firm suspended its annual pay review earlier this summer
Osborne Clarke, Gowling WLG and Mills & Reeve release autumn retention figures
Trio of firms post contrasting results
Research: Female solicitors are earning 20% less than their male colleagues
Latest Law Society stats suggest gender pay gap is still a problem within the profession
Stephenson Harwood boosts newly qualified pay packets to £65,000
An extra £500 chucked trainees' way too
Clifford Chance cuts UK training contract numbers drastically
Magic circle firm to recruit 20 fewer trainees
White & Case keeps 75% of its newly-qualified solicitors
Dip in form continues for the usually strong retention performer
Stephenson Harwood keeps 7 out of 9 qualifying trainees
London-based outfit posts 78% autumn retention figure
Amal Clooney teams up with Boris Johnson to launch anti-Islamic State campaign
Human rights lawyer and Foreign Secretary form unlikely duo in fight against terrorism
Latham & Watkins launches breast milk delivery programme for female lawyers working away on business
Breast is best says US giant
Some of the new Bridget Jones film has been shot in the Supreme Court
It’s the first time the building has been used as a feature film set
Freshfields lawyers no longer allowed to use ‘Dear Sirs’ in emails
It's “Dear Sir or Madam” from now on, according to the magic circle giant
16-month suspended sentence for national law firm manager who duped employer in £18,600 printer cartridge scam
Former Browne Jacobson employee flogged his ink haul on eBay
Tributes continue to flood in for hit and run barrister killed as he left Law Rocks battle-of-the-bands concert
David Batcup described as “charming” and “utterly courteous” by his peers
DLA Piper bumps newly qualified pay by 8% to £70,000
Global giant has also chucked extra cash at its regional and Scottish talent