Tag: Solicitors
Travers Smith keeps 94% of new qualifiers while Eversheds hangs on to 77%
Contrasting autumn retention results
Alan Blacker re-hearing bid fails
Controversial solicitor-advocate was booted out of the profession earlier this summer
Solicitor turned ISIS supporter sentenced to five-and-a-half-years for terror offences
Judge tells Anjem Choudary his actions "divided the world into two"
We spoke to the Hogan Lovells junior solicitor who is helping the British Paralympic Association prepare for Rio
Newly qualified Lorn Joseph on the legal experience of a lifetime
RPC unveils 67% autumn retention score
While Watson Farley & Williams’ stands at 93%
Cleary Gottlieb boosts pay for newly qualified solicitors to £105,000
MoneyLaw but on a more modest scale
Event: Brexit and the future — how global law firms deal with political uncertainty
Norton Rose Fulbright lawyers look ahead to a potentially eventful autumn; students ask the questions
Dechert hikes newly qualified salaries by 22% to £90,000
City outfit Watson Farley & Williams also bumps junior lawyer pay to £68,000
Bird & Bird boosts junior lawyer pay packets to £62,000
City law firm keeps hold of 88% of its autumn NQs
Dentons reveals disappointing 68% autumn retention figure
Global mega firm hangs on to 13 of its 19 London NQs
Judge fired for watching porn in chambers reprimanded by solicitors’ regulator
Warren Grant lost a claim for unfair dismissal earlier this summer
Top QC relaunches refugee billable hour appeal which saw lawyers donate over £200,000 last year
Legal professions' charity campaign returns for a second year
5 ways millennial lawyers can use their innate tech savvy to boost their careers
Most partners are rubbish at the internet
New Holborn-based property development targets ‘London’s top-flight barristers and solicitors’
They might struggle to find a lawyer willing to hand over £2.8 million
Shearman & Sterling lawyer SUES Victoria’s Secret model
Associate paid to rent high fashion catwalk star’s apartment, but was “horrified” by what he found
Sidley Austin hikes London junior lawyer pay by 33% to £120,000
'MoneyLaw' movement continues to rock the City
Law Society and SRA clash over proposals that could see junior solicitors run their own unregulated firms
Sensible move or recipe for disaster?
New BBC drama mapping the lives of London divorce lawyers gets the green light
New six-part series called "The Split"
First ever publicly-traded law firm braces itself for largest financial loss in legal sector history
Slater & Gordon expected to post financial loss in excess of £580 million
Mrs Trump instructs West End law firm in libel claim against Daily Mail
Republican nominee’s wife punts for royal family favourite Harbottle & Lewis
Team GB law graduates miss out on record Rio medal haul
Brave performances from Olympians Jazmin Sawyers and Lynsey Sharp