Review
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Law professor pens self-help book on how to do less tedious life admin
Turn yourself into a ‘super doer’, says Columbia Law School’s Elizabeth Emens
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Film review: RBG
An intimate portrait of the US’ answer to Lady Hale
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Film review: The Children Act
‘I loved the quiet and careful cameos by those unseen people who make our legal system work’, says barrister and writer Sarah Langford
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Review: Classic courtroom drama played out on stage – it will make you want to become a criminal lawyer
But Agatha Christie’s Witness for the Prosecution grandeur is a world away from the realities of the criminal justice system
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‘Skinny ties are for Hoxton bars’: We review the former BLP trainee’s fashion advice so controversial the firm banned it
Katherine Cousins, now an associate, turned her tips into a book
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The Secret Barrister’s debut book is the perfect deterrent for any aspiring criminal lawyer
An ‘irresistibly special’ career but one littered with heartache; Legal Cheek reviews Stories of the Law and How It’s Broken