Lawyers

One Tory newbie barrister in standing in Hampshire, and our old friend the former telly producer turned Justice Secretary come in for flack

Tough conditions for wannabe solicitors continues — as stats show London tightens grip on training contract market

Will the intellectual property law teams at two supermarket giants leap into their panda cars to clamp down on these cheeky independents?

Tory safe seat man in bid to refute allegations that his claim to have headed a magic circle department is a big fat exaggeration

Slaughter and May pop star associate puts her firm in social media shadows with her latest catchy release

A recent rash of online efforts from the legal profession should be praised for effort, but they won’t reach their supposed target audiences

University of Adelaide today takes its specialist module to the launch pad warning of fears that it’s not that lonely in space after all

Light blues outstrip ancient rivals Oxford by £7,000, while LSE comes second and even the Scots get a look in

Lawyer and historian go hammer and tongs, while Twittersphere lambasts Law Society for dropping definite article clanger regarding the 800-year-old document

Anonymous London solicitor Corporate Drone goes where the graduate recruitment brochures definitely do not

Controversial plea from the ex-chairwoman of Bar Standards Board is bound agitate current barrister and solicitor leaders

Latest UK death research shows the legal profession beats bankers and generals by being keenest to splurge its way into the afterlife

Katie Hopkins and newspaper editor in line of fire as Society of Black Lawyers makes incitement to racial hatred complaint to police

There’s good news and bad in the figures — retention is rising, but overall training contracts numbers are still shrinking

It’s Friday — so brace yourselves for a spot of scatological reporting

Harnessing the drudgery of life at the bottom of the legal food chain to launch an alternative career

A round-up of the party election manifestos demonstrates yet again that while the legal profession might have right on its side, the political establishment of all colours doesn’t give a monkey’s

Pastafarians preferred, says an Auckland barrister in desperate bid to replace the last chap, who never fit in owing to odd film tastes