Tag: Solicitors

Professional regulators’ plans described as potentially weakening entry standards by not even requiring GCSEs

Segregation attempt triggers social media outrage from the larger branch of legal profession

The sisters are taking a huge hammering worth thousands of pounds, according to research released yesterday

Trainees at Pittsburgh-headquartered practice do better, bagging 4% rise to take them to £38,500

Study released today blames phones and tablets for allowing partners to deprive associates of almost all sleep

David Cameron’s 800th anniversary message from windswept Surrey car park wins little more than derision

Project mastermind Danielle White on a new way into the City that could change everything

Unofficial "poshness test" which champions "talent" keeps riff-raff out of legal profession

And it’s not just a spliff round the barbecue — nearly 80% of users are keen on class-A gear

"You will be charged for us providing you this opportunity"

Telly talking-head Sophia Cannon squares up against Doughty Street's Tunde Okewale -- with a phone hacking lawyer thrown into mix

Ministry of Justice announced a second round of cuts to crime specialist law firms, taking total to more than 17% in last year

Do you take illegal -- or even "legal" -- drugs?

But flash New Yorkers still £10k off lead pace set by US rivals in Square Mile

Research from uber-regulator exposes huge lack in access to justice for ordinary public

Latest magic circle player to update pay gives newly-qualified solicitors a big fat nothing

Lauren Riley turns to crowd funding to boost her client-communications app

International lawyers group launches hi-tech tool in fight against tyrants and political fanatics

Scheme is designed to encourage sixth-formers from “disadvantaged backgrounds” to have a punt at legal profession

It’s not a good idea to swear at members of the public representing themselves

King & Wood Mallesons solicitor Jeremy Consitt spent 15 years working his way up from the bottom