Tag: Students
Stephenson Harwood boosts newly qualified pay packets to £65,000
An extra £500 chucked trainees' way too
LLB v GDL: Which one is REALLY the best?
A law degree lover and loather pitch for their course -- Dragon’s Den style
Why the new higher education bill is not the solution for improving the state of legal education
Will the negative consequences outweigh its good intentions?
Clifford Chance cuts UK training contract numbers drastically
Magic circle firm to recruit 20 fewer trainees
How students can turn Brexit to their advantage when applying for training contracts
There’s never been a better time to impress with your commercial awareness
White & Case keeps 75% of its newly-qualified solicitors
Dip in form continues for the usually strong retention performer
Stephenson Harwood keeps 7 out of 9 qualifying trainees
London-based outfit posts 78% autumn retention figure
Legal Cheek talks… comments
Katie King and Tom Connelly go below the line and respond to the readers
DLA Piper bumps newly qualified pay by 8% to £70,000
Global giant has also chucked extra cash at its regional and Scottish talent
Berwin Leighton Paisner keeps 13 out of 20 qualifying trainees
International law firm froze pay earlier this summer citing “political and financial uncertainty” created by Brexit
High Court judge uses emojis to help children understand family law judgment
Mr Justice Peter Jackson also used simple language
Norton Rose Fulbright, Ince & Co and Withers hang on to over 80% of their newly qualified solicitors
Strong retention performances continue
Was I wrong to accept my legal assistant role?
Maybe I should've headed straight for a training contract
Macfarlanes and Addleshaw Goddard reveal autumn retention results
Encouraging 80%+ performances from ‘silver circle’ outfit and ‘northern giant’
The Russell Group bubble looks like it might burst
Status-obsessed legal profession may tire of brand that has lost its sheen
Weil Gotshal boosts newly qualified solicitor pay to £115,000
More MoneyLaw madness
Westminster law school follows Pokémon Go trend and launches virtual reality game
Criminal law-themed “immersive learning experience” coming to lecture theatres soon
New pass mark for aspiring barrister’s test is waved through by LSB
Controversial entry exam onto BPTC should be harder to pass
Predictive coding: What it means for junior lawyers
Hardwicke barrister Michael Wheater demystifies the much talked-about artificial intelligence process that is set to sweep the legal profession
18-year-old Northern Irish school-leaver bags City law apprentice glamour gig that pays trainee money
Timmy Kennedy's earnings at Mayer Brown will reach £47,000 in final year of scheme
Open University law student photobombed by COW on ID card
Strong selfie game