Tag: Solicitors
Some advice for aspiring litigators from a history graduate
Herbert Smith Freehills litigator Alex Thomson looks back on what she has learnt so far
Moving in: Olswang and Nabarro reveal relocation plan to CMS HQ
Firms announced three-way merger deal back in October
Research: the firms that offer the most international secondments
...and the ones that offer the least
How I got a training contract at a top medical negligence law firm
Trainee solicitor Sam Wignall recalls how he secured a place on his second attempt
Eversheds eyes US merger as Holman Fenwick Willan unveils Texas tie-up
And will Dentons offer King & Wood Mallesons a lifeline through a similar deal?
Open thread: What is it like to work in the magic circle?
Share your experiences below the line
Disability in the City: the disconnect between diversity-friendly legal recruitment and the reality on the office floor
We spoke to top lawyer Robert Hunter, himself profoundly deaf, about his charity City Disabilities
Legal Cheek talks… deferred training contracts and Supreme Court attacks
Katie King and Tom Connelly reflect on CMS Cameron McKenna's £8,000 gap year deal and the tabloids' campaign against top judges
New solicitor super-exam to be ‘substantially cheaper’ than LPC
Exclusive: Cost of law school set to plunge, but concerns about "dumbing down" persist
High Court judge examines solicitor’s ‘highlighted’ LPC textbook in court battle over £4.6 million mortgage fraud bill
The book was "annotated in many parts"
‘We all f@cking hate Spurs!!!!!’: Osborne Clarke partner in foul-mouthed LinkedIn post
Corporate lawyer embraces his inner Danny Dyer
The fanciest law firm offices in Britain
Welcome to workplace heaven
Extrovert, introvert or ambivert – what type are you and does it matter?
The rise and rise of personality types and how law firms are approaching them
Lawyers round on Birmingham City maths lecturer’s suggestion Supreme Court judges should be elected
He thinks it could improve diversity, lawyers think it’s a naff idea
CMS offers future trainees cash to defer training contracts for 12 months
Exclusive: Firm to fund gap years as fallout from three-way merger with Nabarro and Olswang hits
7 advantages of starting the LPC in January rather than September
Taking the less travelled route can be a smart move
King & Wood Mallesons partner cash injection plan fails as firm eyes possible merger
International giant will now look at "a range of strategic options"
Former Cleary Gottlieb associate lands top New York Times legal role
She might have her work cut out with Donald Trump
Law Society recommends rise in trainee solicitor minimum wage — but firms can choose to ignore it
New suggested minimum salary is £20,913 in London and £18,547 elsewhere
Event: Beyond the Bar — the evolution of solicitor-advocates in global law firms
Commercial Awareness Question Time with Herbert Smith Freehills
Freshfields set to ditch Fleet Street HQ in favour of new City skyscraper
Magic circle giant will reduce its London floor space by a quarter in the process