Tag: Solicitors

Engaging students in society is key, says project manager of Citizenship Foundation's Lawyers in Schools programme

Tough times for one of world's richest general counsel

Firm which has grown rapidly through mergers retains fewer trainees than in 2011

"Mmmmmmmmmmmmm"

CMS Cameron McKenna scheme one of the first to assist undergrads

City middleweights could be getting hitched

Lawyer-loathing Lord Sugar snubs legal sector as new contestants are revealed

Fletchers chief Ed Fletcher recalls how a spinal cord injury gave him a clarity that would change the course of his career

The Single Use Carrier Bags Charges (England) Order 2015 deserves wider recognition

The battle to meet those hours targets never stops

Magic circle under pressure as Americans lead UK market

Internet banking scam hits legal profession

Cabbies pool resources to hire magic circle giant

ULaw employability chief John Watkins believes students overestimate some of their soft-skills

It makes for an explosive combination

Global behemoths beat London aristocrats

But will CMS's virtual reality headsets allow students to forget that it's slashing trainee numbers by a third this year?

Law can be tough, but it provides a better grounding than a job in a trendy start-up, argues an anonymous magic circle trainee solicitor

Legal and other costs facing popular ex-solicitor's parents could hit £20,000

When you're on £97k a year, is this really necessary?

If in doubt, cite the "Rome Statute"