Tag: Solicitors

Twenty-two that are set to close will be relocated to other sites

Law student tweets frustration after being asked for “personal contacts”

Weren't the government meant to be cutting the number of criminal law firms a few weeks ago?

But should grieving grandmother have listened to cast-iron legal advice from Beyoncé?

Two young City partners who only finished their training contracts in 2005-06 talk about how they made it to the top

Coffee powerhouse in the doghouse

Newly formed international firm will continue to “review” training contract numbers post merger

Is surfing helping to give law firms the Bristol bug?

International law firm King & Wood Mallesons hosts debate about impact of proposed changes that could revolutionise legal education and training

Hipster law is here

Rookie solicitors share romantic story

Adam Ramlugon is joined by a 27 year-old, who was made partner alongside him

Five-day hearing to put to bed 18 months of confusion

#ArbitrarilyDetained

London office of Chicago outfit becomes the seventh firm to pay its NQs £100k

The knives are out for '£1,100 an hour' City law firms

Corporate lawyers get into referendum spirit

We tested two undergraduate law students on their commercial awareness

BLPGT could become latest transatlantic giant

Who said lawyers weren't creative?

Three hours sleep and no social life -- what the glossy graduate recruitment brochures fail to divulge