Tag: Solicitors

Gateley’s move this week closer to the door of the London Stock Exchange signals the advance of yet another factor law students and young lawyers will have to confront

Big Four accountancy firm shocks recruitment market and stuns Square Mile law firms with its bid to boost diversity

Pacing yourself is essential for a long and fruitful career: in a guest post an anonymous solicitor -- who writes the must-read Corporate Drone blog -- sets out the tricks

Signs that City graduate recruitment departments are already moving towards a training contract free for all as the regulator ditches existing guidelines

Gateley confirms weekend rumours that it is about to set up its stall on the AIM market

Bercow v Bercow was the unexpected result from last week’s general election as Stephenson Harwood man allegedly falls for charms of speaker’s wife

It’s amazing what you can stumble across in the rush hour at one of London’s busiest railway stations

Ed Miliband’s margin over the Conservatives is narrow, but enough to give the red rose party an outright majority

Huntin’, shootin’ and fishin’ specialist says government should legislate to force mega-law firms into pro bono deal

Good times in Brizzle

Women law students and young female lawyers doubtless have to battle leery male counterparts -- but there are gradations of perviness

King of the establishment firm hits psychologically important £70k mark, but still trails well behind Yanks in City

When will the bubble burst? There are 190% more practising today than 30 years ago

Law firms can’t resist competing with each other -- even over charity events, as a league table currently being updated on social media graphically illustrates

This expletive-fuelled -- but strangely nearly cogent -- notice to a US federal court judge may be the rudest official legal document ever

Exclusive: The very expensive fortnight may leave students in more debt and still jobless

Further proof that Mail readers really, really hate lawyers

One Tory newbie barrister in standing in Hampshire, and our old friend the former telly producer turned Justice Secretary come in for flack

Tough conditions for wannabe solicitors continues -- as stats show London tightens grip on training contract market

Will the intellectual property law teams at two supermarket giants leap into their panda cars to clamp down on these cheeky independents?

Timid approach from establishment representation bodies should be binned, advises Sir Anthony Hooper, in bid to put fire in belly of criminal law practitioners