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Law, accountancy and teaching among most challenging professions to break into without a degree
New research on UCAS deadline day
Garden Court barrister to sue police after being arrested on uni picket line
Franck Magennis accuses cops of an 'outrageous breach of civil liberties'
SRA issues alert after fraudsters impersonate City law firm partners in phishing scam
Hogan Lovells duo falsely named in emails
Slaughter and May scraps work ski trips following allegation of sexual harassment
Decision comes as part of wider review into firm social events
Lord Reed sworn in as new Supreme Court president
Ex-shipping lawyer Lord Hamblen also joins top bench as Lady Hale officially steps down
Let students lawyer-up for all university complaint hearings, urges barrister
Daniel Sokol says that many unis ban legal reps from attending
Monday morning round-up
The top legal affairs news stories from the weekend
Alan Blacker slapped with nine-month suspended jail sentence for benefit fraud
Filmed driving miniature locomotives, despite claiming he needed round-the-clock care
Slaughter and May bumps associate pay by up to 8%
Rises follow last summer's improved six-figure packages for NQs
Barclays cuts ties with new online game that sees users play role of overworked lawyer
Creators claim it's a 'light-hearted' look at hours problem
UK judges snub march protesting Polish rule of law crisis — but offer statement of support
Most other EU countries will be represented by their judges
Best of the blogs
Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
City law firms siphoning work to regional hubs risk run-in with regulator, top academics warn
Big paying clients kept in dark over who is handling work as London players look to keep profits high
‘Should I tell my boss I’m taking time off to do a vac scheme?’
I work in the legal industry
The law firms with the swankiest offices in the UK
Cue major office envy
Witness arrested after flinging flute at judge
Woodwind attack occurred in Indian courtroom