Podcast

What does the transformational power of technology mean for law students and lawyers?

Is this the future in a world where legal aid is almost non-existent for challenging fundamental human rights issues?

What’s it like advising east London tech entrepreneurs about the law?

23 Essex Street junior Vicky Gainza finds the Crown Prosecution Service’s threat to withhold work from striking barristers scary — but not as scary as the alternative of doing nothing to prevent the government’s legal aid cuts.

Final year Cambridge law students Zahra Mashhood and Loviisa Langdon consider the impact of recent moves by the legal profession to draw graduates from a wider pool.

Most law students would consider the prospect of being excluded by their university to be a nightmare. But not Michael Segalov.

Earlier this week a leaked email revealed that law students were the worst performers at…

In autumn we reported on the glamour model who has used an Amazon Wishlist, and…

The growing separation between recovering London and the struggling rest of the country poses an…

We gathered together Young Barristers’ Committee chair Hannah Kinch, Citizenship Foundation programme manager Paul Bower…

The new Inns of Court subsidy scheme to help publicly-funded chambers offer more pupillages caused…

If the Midlands-based LLB student behind ‘Things Law Students Don’t Say’ was to mobilise the…

A year after finishing the Legal Practice Course (LPC) and Queen Mary University of London…

Once upon a time, when higher education was free and jobs plentiful, a generation of…

Like many young hopefuls, Thomas Connelly and Nathan Akhavan-Moossavi both found themselves drawn to the…