Tag: The Law Society

Leading legal education experts demystify the new training regime

Legal workforce could drop by almost 50% in 'disruptive' vision of 2050 profession

Chancery Lane boosts recommended pay by 1.1%

National campaign gets underway next year with aim to provide paid internships for black graduates

JLD committee member James Kitching's comments come at the start of National Apprenticeship Week

Research proposed by Society's BAME network

City law firms also encouraged to run more part-time training contracts

Hogan Lovells' Sengova Kailondo scoops junior solicitor of the year gong in memory of Aya Hachem

PM waded into government's 'lefty lawyers' saga yesterday

Follows demonstrations earlier this week

Insurers to foot bill

Barrister Sahar Farooqi urges legal community to honour Aya Hachem's passing -- but regulator says its hands are tied

Around 150 firefighters battled blaze over weekend at historic building on Chancery Lane

As number of students enrolling onto law degrees swells to over 24,500

Technology has a role but it’s not the ‘silver bullet’

Disruptive departure could damage UK's ability to attract and retain world's top legal talent

Pride Jubilee marked half-century since Stonewall uprising

Then unlikes it

Still no word on cost

Lack of young lawyers entering the field has left justice system facing a 'cliff edge scenario'

Case can now go to trial