Tag: Solicitors

Prominent figures from the world of law came together, virtually, to discuss how the impact of coronavirus and an increasing reliance on tech will shape the future of legal education and training, Sophie Currie reports

City player also launches £15k a year scholarship fund in diversity push

Two-part assessment to come into force from 1 September 2021 -- subject to LSB approval

Boss Edward Braham apologises and says he is 'committed to learning from this'

ULaw’s Peter Crisp shares his predictions for legal life after COVID-19

Thirty-one new joiners will now start in February

Exclusive: Or £5,000 for six months

His parents pay for his rent, Tube fare, food shops and nights out

One associate-to-be is on a fixed-term contract

Lawyers who’ve come into law from other industries share their insights

BARBRI’s Tracy Savage explains why the super-exam heralds a new era for flexible legal training

‘Targeted redundancy process’ will impact 'small number' of associates and staff, global outfit says

We sit down (virtually) with Sarah Harte, graduate recruitment and development manager at global firm Dentons, for her take on things

Andrew Ballheimer was told bad news while holidaying in Spain

Slater and Gordon to find smaller hub suitable for post COVID-19 world

Nigel Knowles -- the man behind DLA’s ascent from middling Yorkshire outfit to one of the biggest firms in the world -- takes over from DWF’s long serving leader Andrew Leaitherland

*Adds Photoshop skills to LinkedIn*

Claire Louise Matthews has lodged appeal against strike off

'I feel I have effectively been forced out of the profession', a junior family solicitor writes

King's grad Thorrun Govind dusts off pharmacy qualifications during pandemic

City firms plan lawyers return