Tag: Solicitors

Applications for Norton Rose Fulbright’s competition are now open

Training contract pressure?

Twenty-five times more than she would have earned as a trainee

And he read from a calligraphy-covered scroll

Look beyond the hype and there is potential for real change, say Osborne Clarke experts

Warning comes in wake of Hollywood and Westminster scandals

Weird and wonderful

Apply to attend the final Commercial Awareness Question Time of 2017

High Court success could pave the way for further claims

As firm’s director of knowledge and learning emphasises importance of client facing skills

Politicians rock bottom in annual index

Firm is 'monitoring the impact of workloads'

Samara Lawrence balances her love of sport with her third seat at Linklaters

From massages to music rooms: the myriad reasons to become a City lawyer

Clifford Chance’s Peter Chapman was tempted by litigation, but the opportunity to work at the intersection of finance and technology was too good to miss

Associates give reduced hours scheme a go

Dentons’ pioneering Nextlaw Labs venture is having a radical effect -- and creating opportunities for future lawyers

Confusion reigns supreme at The Economist in same week top judges stumble over ECJ plans

Proficiency with data to become ever more important for junior lawyers, says Reed Smith Innovation Manager Alex Smith

It was launched by a Westminster law grad

Who works the longest, and shortest, hours?