Author: CJ McKinney

Reed Smith associate Jonathan Andrews sheds light on some of the positive attributes

As Rebecca Long-Bailey defends record as a solicitor

Exclusive: A handy leg-up for those who can afford it

High Court rejects argument Twitter is 'famously rude and offensive'

Government must now formally reconsider third runway, this time factoring in the Paris climate agreement

Katrina Allison moved to Cumbria aged 46 after tiring of commercial litigation

Barrister resigns 'at the PM's request'

He was just a few months qualified at the time

Others suggest she was treated 'more harshly' than the men and held back from court president role

Profession becoming gradually more diverse, says regulator -- but 'more to be done'

Byron James says his client's voice was manipulated to create fake recording of threat to other side

He retired from the High Court amid controversy in 2017

Hashi Mohamed argues that changing the way you speak to get on life doesn't mean compromising your identity

Rather than being fazed by the super-exam, Sarah Hutchinson reckons the legal profession should view it as an exciting opportunity to improve education and training

Exclusive: Michael Shrimpton has been arguing cases in court despite being disbarred

Judge Tolson said woman was not raped because she had not 'physically' resisted unwanted sex

A cautionary tale for Suits fans

Turns out there are two famous Americans called Robert Shapiro

Franck Magennis accuses cops of an 'outrageous breach of civil liberties'

Daniel Sokol says that many unis ban legal reps from attending

Most other EU countries will be represented by their judges