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Extrovert, introvert or ambivert – what type are you and does it matter?
The rise and rise of personality types and how law firms are approaching them
Lawyers round on Birmingham City maths lecturer’s suggestion Supreme Court judges should be elected
He thinks it could improve diversity, lawyers think it’s a naff idea
Judicial Office in embarrassing email gender gaffe
It also spelt Teesside wrong
CMS offers future trainees cash to defer training contracts for 12 months
Exclusive: Firm to fund gap years as fallout from three-way merger with Nabarro and Olswang hits
Morning round-up: Thursday 24 November
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
MasterChef? Twitter goes into meltdown after King & Wood Mallesons’ head chef cooks strawberry risotto
City firm’s culinary expert crashes out of TV cooking competition
Top journalist says Lady Hale is ‘not fit’ to be next head of the Supreme Court
Brexit comments “must surely rule her out” of presidency running
The Instagram account that’s demystifying life as a University of Cambridge law student
Does reality match the stereotype?
Could the European Court of Justice really rule on Brexit?
Legal Cheek speaks to some of the country’s top EU law experts to find out
Morning round-up: Wednesday 23 November
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
King & Wood Mallesons partner cash injection plan fails as firm eyes possible merger
International giant will now look at "a range of strategic options"
Former Cleary Gottlieb associate lands top New York Times legal role
She might have her work cut out with Donald Trump
I did a BTEC instead of A-levels — can I still get a training contract?
One aspiring lawyer harbours concerns that a lack of A-Levels will hinder his legal career
Constitutional law academics speak out on claims Liz Truss has broken the law by not sticking up for Brexit judges
Lord Judge said she breached her statutory duty, but do the professors agree?
Supreme Court on tour: Lord Neuberger wants justices to hear appeals in Edinburgh, Cardiff and Belfast
Apparently “steps are being taken to achieve this”
Morning round-up: Tuesday 22 November
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
Law Society recommends rise in trainee solicitor minimum wage — but firms can choose to ignore it
New suggested minimum salary is £20,913 in London and £18,547 elsewhere
Freshfields set to ditch Fleet Street HQ in favour of new City skyscraper
Magic circle giant will reduce its London floor space by a quarter in the process
‘Mannequin Challenge’: London barristers embrace latest social media trend
You’ve basically got to stand really still
The Telegraph and the Mail misguidely go after Lord Neuberger
Have they not read his speeches?
Morning round-up: Monday 21 November
The morning's top legal affairs news stories