Author: Alex Aldridge

Rising student demand leads to creation of yet another law school

Volunteering by lawyers to help individuals hit by cuts may actually be falling

Bar Council greets National Pro Bono Week with U2 quip

It means students working through their degree, but they could qualify as solicitors debt free

Help charity create legal plotlines to engage young people with the law

Entry to the bar could be on the verge of a historic overhaul

Shocking case — which saw vulnerable couple and their child denied legal aid — makes the blood of nation’s top family judge boil

But you'll need to get moving ...

Star of BBC legal drama to follow a reverse version of Amal Clooney's career path in American re-make

Top solicitors, barristers and chartered legal executives reveal what lies ahead for the profession

Latest round of 30% women partner targets look do-able — but why so unambitious?

But his reasoning may fail to convince pupillage panels

“Inner Temple for the rich, Middle Temple for the poor; Lincoln’s Inn for the gentlemen, And Gray’s Inn for a whore.” Spoiler: this rhyme is very misleading.

Who needs memes and gifs when you have THE LAW?

Was the nation’s press grayled by the justice secretary?

Go ahead, barristers who fail to complete their CPD requirements, make Paul Pretty's day

A&O is now the third best-paying out of the five magic circle firms — as elite end of law further detaches from rest of profession

Crown Court judge intervenes as barrister succumbs to uncontrollable laughter

Lord Harley of Counsel may have just become a meme

A very modern magic circle tale

A lawyer stand-up comedy night: what could possibly go wrong?