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Firms with the fewest women pay the most money
Burden lies with top-paying outfits to attract more women, researchers say
Exclusive: 87% of law students think they should be compensated for this week’s university strike action
Interestingly, law lecturers seem to agree with them
Morning round-up: Monday 19 February
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Donoghue v Stevenson latest: Woman who discovered snail in her ginger beer to have statue erected in her honour
Law student icon cast in bronze
Ex-Linklaters partner sentenced for sexual assault on student intern at Oktoberfest party
Three years and three months
Hill Dickinson admits auctioning off work experience ‘had not been thought through’ as it pulls listing
Two-week placement had formed charity auction lot
From 3D organs to acid attacks: Which Legal Cheek Journal article is the best of the year?
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Addleshaw Goddard boosts London junior lawyer pay by 5%
Trainees and those in the regions also handed extra cash
Morning round-up: Friday 16 February
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Privately-educated lawyers more likely to earn higher salaries
And by some margin
Sixty paralegals to join Clifford Chance as firm snaps up Carillion’s low-cost legal hub in Newcastle
Construction giant went into liquidation last month
Look at these Lady Hale cupcakes
Gowns, tribunal fees and a thesis on fraud also make appearances in Great Legal Bake
Top academics and law firm innovators come together for the Future of Legal Education and Training Conference
Big names from Russell Group, magic circle and tech start-up world among headliners at May event
Morning round-up: Thursday 15 February
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Rule-breaking barrister avoids suspension after telling tribunal her printer broke down
She represented a client in court without a valid practising certificate
London law firm partner among Grand Canyon helicopter crash survivors
Another solicitor on board has sadly died
Don’t ditch dining! Inns of Court give wannabe barristers opportunity to mingle, says Bar Council
But BSB proposals could call time on compulsory qualifying sessions
Research: Far more private school kids at corporate firms than in crime
State school educated underrepresented across the board
Law’s cut-throat ‘sink or swim’ culture has been laid bare in a string of recent disciplinary cases
Is the profession beginning to show mercy to its stressed-out juniors?
Morning round-up: Wednesday 14 February
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