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Brexit-backing former Brighton Uni fashion student raises £77,000 in fight against ‘top lawyers in the land’
Darren Grimes, 25, is appealing fine for breaking electoral law in EU referendum
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The law firm canteens dishing up the most delectable cuisines – 2019 edition
A rundown of the corporate outfits leaving rookies hungry for more
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‘Don’t act like you’re on a stag-do’ or ‘make repetitive jokes about breasts or skirts’, junior barrister tells male colleagues
Joanna Hardy offers nine practical pointers to improving retention of women at the criminal bar
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Pupil barrister has wig tin confiscated by court security – Twitter reacts
‘What level of tinpot jobsworthery brings this about?’
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Lady Arden: I was told I couldn’t be a barrister because solicitors would never instruct a woman
Supreme Court justice reflects on legal career in new interview
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New figures reveal huge provider variation in LPC pass rates
Solicitor exam success rates range from 100% to 37% at different institutions
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More action needed to tackle ‘hostile environment’ driving women from the bar
‘This stuff is not complicated, so let’s get on with it’, says Chris Henley QC
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Research: 60% of lawyers want to ditch ‘stuffy office traditions’ like dress codes and long meetings
Nearly half say they’d quit current role to join a more forward-thinking firm
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Careers
Aspiring City lawyers need to be open-minded and flexible
White & Case associate Ralph Goodchild shares his story and what he learnt along the way
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Applications to find next Lady Hale now open
Supreme Court looks to fill top judicial spots created by trio of 2020 retirements
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University of Manchester students express concern over plan to merge Schools of Law and Social Sciences
Loss of ‘identity and reputation’ among issues raised by LLBers
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Court evacuated after lawyer turns up covered in bed bugs
‘I don’t even think he cared,’ says security guard
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Uber wins High Court battle over breach of 1847 taxi law
Boost for controversial transport firm in latest round of regulatory war
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Monday morning round-up
The top legal affairs news stories from the weekend
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DWF looks to raise £75 million from London Stock Exchange flotation
A quarter of the firm up for sale
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Careers
Brexit: Poll shows majority of students want second referendum
But a panel of EU law experts predict otherwise
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Pupillage Gateway deadline extended AGAIN in wake of IT problems
Aspiring barristers now have until 11am Monday to submit applications
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High Court judge falls asleep on the job
Slap on the wrist for Mrs Justice Parker after she ‘momentarily’ dozed off during a hearing
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The best use of social media – 2019 edition
The vloggers, bloggers and Instagram-ers bringing the law to life
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Best of the blogs
Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
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Pupillage Gateway deadline extended as system struggles to cope with ‘unprecedented levels of traffic’
Aspiring barristers now have until 1:30pm today
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SRA defends decision to prosecute ‘bullied’ trainee solicitor whistleblower
Emily Scott was struck off despite reporting firm’s fraud
