Tag: Students

Norton Rose Fulbright's Victoria Birch is one of the pioneers

Internet hearings also usher in inquisitorial justice by back door

Much-maligned BPTC entry exam was put on hold pending BSB-led review last year

And it's not just the guaranteed vac scheme interview

Was it the work of sneaky law students?

A snippet of some of the best tweets

It’s Ball-gate as Louisa Mak and entourage are escorted out of the building by security

Ahead of tomorrow's 'Commercial Awareness Question Time', RPC partner Simon Hart considers the skills needed to resolve City disputes

Anna Alaburda takes on her former law school -- for allegedly misrepresenting its post-grad employment figures

New SRA-backed proposals will remove the need for solicitors to have a degree -- unless they work in the Square Mile

Free printing credits offered to appease disgruntled students

Becoming a barrister isn't impossible

Wannabe lawyers, beware your social media history

BCL-ers emerge victorious from field of 46 uni teams

American law students have more success than their Oxford counterparts

Hardwicke's David Pliener considers commercial awareness from a barrister's perspective

5am study sessions, barrister rubber ducks and some other things

LPC fees are also up by as much as 6%

It’s that time of year again…

Don’t you just love the living and breathing nature of the law?

Katie King heads north to attend Hogan Lovells' skills workshop