Tag: Students

Linklaters disputes partner Ben Packer discusses the regulation of online harms and why it’s set to be a growth area

Targets bar hopefuls seeking to specialise in planning, property and public law

Will Holmes hears from three of the magic circle firm’s lawyers and the global director of inclusion

Two-year scheme run from regional and Scotland offices

She fancied becoming a barrister, reports claim

There are barriers to overcome, but these are not 'insurmountable'

Weil partner James Harvey gives insights into the realities of work at a US outfit and demystifies the complex phenomenon of SPACs

Will create 78 new roles

Fail rate of under 1%, report finds

Discover how to get more from law ahead of the next recruitment cycle with Baker McKenzie

Exclusive: SRA has told legal education providers to revert to face-to-face assessments

New figures -- focusing on centralised assessments only -- show average pass rates ranging between 92% and 18%

New solicitor training regime will eventually replace the LPC

Law Training Centre tackles some of your super-exam queries, ahead of tomorrow's official roll-out

Up 20% from 79

Clare Burgess, partner in finance and capital markets at Clifford Chance, discusses how her work is changing in light of environmental, social and governance factors

Clyde & Co legal director Seaton Gordon considers some of the current issues at play for cyber lawyers and why those seeking to follow in his footsteps need to be good at spinning plates

Katie Waissel appeared on the show in 2010

Ashfords' new six-year pathway will incorporate SQE

I would love to study English and then convert to law -- but I’m worried about an additional year of study and costs

First rookie cohort starts next year