Tag: Solicitors

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?

Jasmin Brown shares her experience on the three-day Legal Cheek-ULaw Virtual Vacation Scheme

Research proposed by Society's BAME network

Harina Zoey Panesar-Jagdev escapes strike-off despite admitting dishonesty

Travers Smith's George Weavil and Raphaella Gabrasadig give their insight into how the increased focus on sustainable business is changing private equity

New Year, new me

Sally Davies on rising through the ranks to make Mayer Brown’s first female London managing partner

Law Training Centre enters super-exam training market

Struck off solicitor directs fans to flashy legal website

From law firm dog walkers to Sumption slamming lockdown measures -- can you guess which article was our most viewed?

SQE1 to take place on 8 and 11 November 2021, with SQE2 in April 2022

The King’s College London law grad was charged with making false statements in connection with the Mueller investigation