Tag: Solicitors
Bond Dickinson restarts solicitor pay reviews after post-Brexit referendum deferrals
National outfit also confirms it's recruiting more legal apprentices
Why the show will go on for international corporate lawyers
Take the world economy doom-mongers with a pinch of salt, urges Ashurst partner Nick Cheshire, this could actually be a good time to be entering the profession
Lawyer lands BBC interview after parrot-themed legal tweet goes viral — but faces accusations he pinched it
Parrot visitation rights row gains whole new dimension
Will doing a PhD spell the end of my career in private practice?
Newly qualified solicitor questions a return to education
University of Law forced to pull advert claiming young lawyers can earn ‘£54,000 a year after five years’
Advertising Standards Authority branded the statement “misleading”
Ten years to the top: average time to partnership revealed
Corporate finance and banking offer the best opportunity for progression according latest research
White & Case chief invokes Buddhist monk wisdom in wake of Trump election victory
Law firm bosses give first reactions to new President
Addleshaw Goddard in talks to takeover HBJ Gateley
Combined firm could offer 40 training contracts
Revealed: which law firms have the best canteens
Who will come out on top in the ultimate food face-off?
From Brexit bunkers to tactical ‘Trump teams’ — what kind of lawyers will firms need?
The President elect is likely to keep lawyers busy
‘Farter-F*ck’: Carter-Ruck gains crude copycat website after IT firm fallout
Sites creators claim they were “wrongfully persecuted” by media law giant
International law: an insight into life on the road
Is it as glamorous as it sounds? We spoke to Hardwicke barrister Frederico Singarajah to find out
Power to the paralegals: Number of graduates qualifying as solicitors without doing a training contract smashes through 100 mark
‘Equivalent Means’ shaking up legal profession
Berwin Leighton Paisner lifts post-Brexit referendum pay freeze
But it won’t backdate lawyer pay packets
Pinsent Masons creates Brexit-focused artificial intelligent software to help identify ‘risks’ to clients
Futuristic software has already been put to work on "a number of multi-billion dollar transactions"
From trainee solicitor to pro bono manager
Becca Naylor’s passion for human rights has led her to a dream job with Reed Smith
On the eve of the Presidential election, we celebrate the man who would be king*
And if he wins, it’s a bonanza for lawyers
DWF hangs on to just 62% of its newly qualifying lawyers
“This is certainly a lower number of trainees than we’d hoped to retain”, says firm
The law firms with the most approachable partners in Britain
They won't quite drop everything just to see you smile, but they're certainly very nice
Government confirms it WILL appeal to Supreme Court over Brexit ruling
Case to be heard in "early December"
City law firms bid to get in early with fintechs by offering them free legal advice
Could these start-ups be the banks of the future?