Tag: Solicitors
22-year-old magistrate who said job is about ‘gut instinct’ hits back at social media criticism
Tesco-working Swansea law grad issues calm and measured Twitter response
Huge crack appears in BCLP’s Manchester office
Exclusive: Real estate firm still hasn't been able to return
KCL joins forces with PwC in new pro bono legal advice clinic
Free weekly sessions help members of the public and small businesses
Robert Gordon University teams up with Addleshaw Goddard to launch legal tech module
Creators of AI robot, 'Kira', also tied-in with new offering
Robots are not coming to take our jobs — but they are changing the way we do them
Lawyers are no longer isolated providers of water-tight legal documents
Newly qualified solicitor claims married law firm partner took her to live Amsterdam sex show
Twenty-seven-year-old suing former employer for sex discrimination tells of 'constant' groping in hotel rooms
Disgraced junior lawyer MP’s jail term not unduly lenient, Attorney General rules
Fiona Onasanya released from prison this morning after serving a third of her three-month jail sentence for perverting the course of justice
This is how lawyers of the future should be thinking about tech
Embrace the change but don’t get distracted by it, say a panel of top City lawyers
Legal Twitterati poke fun at lawyer’s incredible LinkedIn boast
'As humble as I am, very early on in my career I realised I was the best'
Why this law firm partner won’t be leaving Bristol any time soon
Burges Salmon's James Sutherland reveals the benefits of practising in the South West
Introduce quotas to boost women partner numbers, says ex-magic circle lawyer
Dana Denis-Smith argues 'self-regulation doesn’t work'
Lawyers cut through the tech hype to give students a glimpse of the challenges and opportunities that await
Womble Bond Dickinson trio consider how future lawyers should be thinking about technology
Lawyer stages fake drink drive trial to propose to girlfriend
Stunned bride-to-be's family and friends acted as the jury
From human rights barrister to judge – why I prefer being the decision maker
Ahead of ‘How to become a human rights lawyer’ on Wednesday in London, we caught up with ULaw academic and deputy district judge Anitra Hussain
London law firm announces cannabis department open for business
Growth industry?
#MeToo pioneer Charlotte Proudman reveals she received bottom spanking note on ‘judicial headed note paper’
It came shortly after the barrister went public with City solicitor's 'sexist' LinkedIn message