Tag: Solicitors

Chemistry graduate turned Pinsent Masons intellectual property associate, Kirsteen McEwen, shares her career story, ahead of next week’s virtual event with STEM Future Lawyers

Six-figure pay packets 'unsustainable', agrees Pinsents senior partner

Samuel Maurice Charkham fined £30,000

Ryan Beckwith appealing £35,000 fine over drunken sexual incident with junior colleague

Magic circle outfit reveals a partner inclusive gender result of 59.9%

Lawyer and pro-Beijing politician Junius Ho is also qualified as a solicitor in England & Wales

Global partnerships to be 15% ethnic minority and 4% LGBTQ+ by 2025

RPC employment partner Kelly Thomson explains how, as businesses plan for the future world of work, it is important they hold onto the lessons learnt during the pandemic

Whopping sum guaranteed for three years, according to report

Students to receive super-exam study support

Hogan Lovells' Sengova Kailondo scoops junior solicitor of the year gong in memory of Aya Hachem

Taylor Wessing’s Ronald Graham explains how the private wealth practice area is driving the COVID-19 recovery

Report also finds most firms have struggled to train rookies remotely

Assist with compensation claims

Felix Joel Evans is about to become a solicitor despite GBH conviction

A panel of experts reflect on a year of unprecedented twists and turns

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Luke Bowery, partner at Burges Salmon, considers some of the current issues at play for employment lawyers in the wake of COVID-19 and recent widespread social movements

Norton Rose Fulbright, Herbert Smith Freehills and Osborne Clarke wind back cost-cutting measures after performance exceeds expectations

Only 8% give some detail about new course provision

Willkie Farr & Gallagher’s Gavin Gordon considers the opportunities for private equity clients post-COVID-19