Tag: Solicitors

In or out?

An ode to Chinese defence lawyers

Retention rate of 83% for offerer of most training contracts in the City

It'd be the only way for British solicitors and barristers to do anything EU law-related at a decent level

First year trainees will also walk away with £3,500 extra

Real life Suits

Pennington Manches "not aware" of rookies being asked to create material to bolster solicitor's profile

There may be life in the old LPC yet

Firm leapfrogs magic circle rivals

The great French writer had a law degree -- and that’s not all

Norton Rose Fulbright's Victoria Birch is one of the pioneers

And it's not just the guaranteed vac scheme interview

City tax was floated to replace cash generated from the controversial court charge ditched last year

Was it the work of sneaky law students?

Former justice minister Jonathan Djanogly's suggestion didn't go down well with one MP

A snippet of some of the best tweets

Ahead of tomorrow's 'Commercial Awareness Question Time', RPC partner Simon Hart considers the skills needed to resolve City disputes

New SRA-backed proposals will remove the need for solicitors to have a degree -- unless they work in the Square Mile

Could identity of “high-profile barrister” be revealed?

Wannabe lawyers, beware your social media history

Rookie remuneration rises to £63,000 as billing targets increase by 100 hours