Tag: Solicitors

Hill Dickinson’s head of banking and finance, Richard Capper, forecasts the year ahead

Credit system applies to activities including organising D&I events and mentoring underrepresented colleagues

Nottingham Law School's Rachel Rowley and Professor Paula Moffatt discuss the importance of choosing a law school that will provide you with a rounded professional legal education

Accutrainee's diversity initiative sees it team up with City outfits including CMS

'I found the work so boring,' says former Linklaters lawyer Dorothy Henson

Richard Youle, co-head of private equity at Skadden, reveals how he staged one of the best career progressions of his time

19 lawyers among redundancies

Which firms are offering the best of both worlds?

Full footage from Legal Cheek and Travers Smith’s latest student careers event now live

Exclusive: Lawyers warn Open Uni undergrad Katrina White to steer clear

34 out of 37 trainees kept on

Tribunal finds that proceedings against Allen & Overy's Mark Mansell represented a 'significant risk to life'

Magic circle player reveals largely unchanged results

BARBRI managing director, Sarah Hutchinson, explains how universities and law firms should advise aspiring lawyers from non-law backgrounds on their future qualification path

Lockdown's 'silver linings'

David Greene denies allegation he deliberately misled judge and says he fully expects to be cleared

28 January virtual event marks super-exam launch year; speakers include key figures from law firms and legal education

Black lawyers and allies, of varying degrees of seniority, discuss their experiences during the pandemic

Thursday 21 January 2021; open to all trainees and junior lawyers

'Lockdown leave' schemes aimed at working parents and carers

Everything has changed over the past 12 months -- but what about working hours for trainee and junior lawyers?