Tag: Students

The hearings are “unexciting to the point of being soporifically leaden”

Can you guess what it is?

Miss out on Oxbridge and it's increasingly a first class degree or bust if you want to make it to the bar or the magic circle

Trainee solicitors share their exam preparation wisdom

The Citizenship Foundation's Bar National Mock Trial Competition helped launch Sophia Hurst's career

University provides “the perfect conditions for depression to thrive”, says Queen’s University Belfast second year

Special two-year fellowship that will see successful candidates split their time between Bar Pro Bono Unit and chambers

Session to take place between 6-7pm on Tuesday 19 April

10 years on, male law graduates earn nearly 20% more than their female counterparts

As students of equity & trusts will of course know, the arrangement allows Robert Buckland QC's financial affairs to remain secret

Millennials hold the key to boosting gender diversity in law

'Contextual recruitment' needed to stop the privileged bagging all the jobs, says agency which developed method

Exclusive: Freedom of speech row over cancelled "anti-Semitic" event to hit the courts

Sometimes for law students wine is the only answer

Oxbridge dominates, but there are some surprises

Reinterpreting the preposterous Art of the Deal

An appeal by Ameen Jogee saw the law on joint enterprise drastically changed, but his fate still hangs in the balance

79% of rookies stay with firm

Twitter goes wild

When studying law all gets too much…

New Fletchers programme modelled on law school's scheme with Mayer Brown