Tag: Students
Law professor reprimanded for setting exam problem question about bikini waxing
Attack on academic freedom?
A tort student’s dream: Supreme Court hears case that could shake up law of negligence
Expect Donoghue v Stevenson, Caparo v Dickman and Hill v Chief Constable of West Yorkshire Police to get a mention
The tuition fee backlash could spell danger for the solicitor super-exam
Design of the cheaper LPC replacement is based on undergraduate fees staying high
Training contract applications, they’re a two-way street
Think as much about what you can offer the firm as what the firm can offer you, advises Norton Rose Fulbright trainee Gillian Jaravaza
BSB balls-up: 26 bar students see marks changed following ethics exam ‘clerical errors’ chaos
Regulator has now told providers to release results
Norton Rose Fulbright raises NQ pay to £75k
Trainee money is increased too
Which uni should I choose for law: Durham, Warwick or QMUL?
The Legal Cheek team give their contrasting responses
Where will corporate law firms be ten years from now?
Pinsent Masons partner Richard Masters draws on 30 years of practice to forecast what comes next
Shearman & Sterling keeps 13 out of 15 trainees
Their pay will now more than DOUBLE from £50k to £105k
BSB delays release of BPTC ethics exam results after spotting ‘clerical errors’
Exclusive: All providers impacted as regulator conducts ‘further check on every paper’
Macfarlanes sharply raises NQ pay to over £80,000
Exclusive: £10k increase for firm’s newly qualified lawyers
From student to solicitor: The most important things that you learn during your training contract
‘A person who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new’
Inner Temple to build ‘education and training centre’ for wannabe barristers
Radical redevelopment includes 120-seat lecture theatre and break out spaces
I want to be a barrister but now I’ve been offered a training contract — what do I do?
This is a life-changing decision for me
What you need to know before you apply for a training contract
The application deadlines are looming
Five qualities that make a good corporate lawyer
Ahead of 'How to make it as a City lawyer' on Thursday, Herbert Smith Freehills associate Siddhartha Shukla discusses the key skills he has learnt in his career to date
Law firms are not looking for ‘the polished, finished article’
Ahead of How to make it as a City Lawyer, BPP lecturer and former City lawyer Charlie Radcliffe talks training contracts and showing your 'human side'
10 Love Islanders’ faces law students will instantly relate to
Reality show contestants and wannabe lawyers -- they have more in common than you might think
The Oxford University gown debate, from a law student’s perspective
Is wearing different gowns depending on your grades morally wrong?
New law graduates earn less money than social studies, education and business studies graduates
£20,000 a year average makes it one of lowest salaries