Author: Alex Aldridge
Beware the bursting of law’s artificial intelligence bubble
Legal tech is a long story of incremental change, not revolution
Revealed: the law firms that trainees and junior lawyers most admire
Magic circle tag still carries kudos, but what about the rest?
King & Wood Mallesons Global launches in London – a day after UK arm goes under
New firm “not presently” taking old firm trainees
Why KWM’s demise isn’t the end of the world for its future trainees-to-no-longer-be
So law isn’t the safe career you thought
Chambers boost pay as pupillage applications open
Hardwicke, 2 Temple Gardens, Littleton and Doughty Street all up their awards
KWM denies ‘damaging and decidedly not funny’ report that its toilet paper has run out
Partner slams magazine’s claim
Mayer Brown keeps all its trainees while Trowers holds on to 11 out of 12
Retention off to a good start in 2017
Four predictions for corporate law this year
What to expect in the City during 2017
Clifford Chance’s profits jump by nearly a quarter as firm prepares to drastically cut training contract numbers
Magic circle giant’s partners earning more than ever before
KWM has stopped paying some of its staff
Affected include those on maternity leave
Exclusive: Linklaters and Allen & Overy go public with plan to rescue KWM trainees
Stricken giant confirms host of other top firms also set to help rookies
Vac scheme applications Christmas stocking
More useful than chocolate and satsumas
It’s beginning to look a lot like Slaughter and May is calling a recession
Modest pay rise and work/life perks signal tough times ahead
The best law firms for work/life balance
For those who value free time
My 2:1 stopped me from becoming a top barrister, argues solicitor as he sues Oxford University
Faiz Siddiqui wants £1 million in damages for lost bar dream
Research: the firms that offer the most international secondments
...and the ones that offer the least
New solicitor super-exam to be ‘substantially cheaper’ than LPC
Exclusive: Cost of law school set to plunge, but concerns about "dumbing down" persist
The fanciest law firm offices in Britain
Welcome to workplace heaven
The Telegraph and the Mail misguidely go after Lord Neuberger
Have they not read his speeches?