Tag: Solicitors
SRA appeals sanction given to law firm boss who bullied junior female staff
'Insufficiently severe'
Misconduct reports against solicitors soar nearly 60% in two years
SRA under pressure
Top US lawyers among 30 charged over alleged insider trading scheme
Burner phones, coded messages and kickbacks
Junior lawyer saves partner’s life with kidney donation after firm-wide email plea
The pair had never spoken before
Clients still expect lawyers to dress smartly, research finds
Over half expect formal attire
The unofficial assessment centre exercises that decide who get big money training contracts
Like Doulingo, law firms have their own version of the 'taxi driver test'
Lawyers embracing AI but leaving clients in the dark
New research points to a transparency problem
80% of SQE students say route ‘not fit for purpose’ as junior lawyers group calls for urgent review
Concerns around delivery, affordability and impact on wellbeing
Jones Day confirms cyber attack after hackers access client files
Breach linked to known group
Greenberg Traurig boosts London training contract numbers by 50%
Exclusive: 8 to 12
Why you should care about trainee retention rates
The Legal Cheek Podcast explains why this often overlooked stat matters for aspiring lawyers
Appeal Court saves litigation rights of trainees and legal execs in major ruling
Relief for law firms
Bonds, borders and boarding passes: What life as a capital markets lawyer actually looks like
White & Case associate Jack Adachi on the international draw of global finance law and life on the deal
Money talks: Inside City law’s eye-watering partner pay
The Legal Cheek Podcast crunches the (big!) numbers
White & Case employee claims he was photographed naked while unconscious at firm retreat
Firm says it will 'vigorously' defend 'baseless' claims
