Author: Rhys Duncan
Wagatha lawyers made Wayne Rooney consider law school
Wazza the bazza?
10 TikToks which perfectly summarise law school life
Freshers take note
The varied and international work of a Glasgow-based tax lawyer
Dentons partner Lorna McCaa discusses her work and the perks of working in Scotland
Former Supreme Court president joins top Jewish lawyers in urging Israel to obey ‘laws of war’
Open letter comes in response to Hamas terror attacks
Lawyers share their most embarrassing court stories
So. Much. Cringe.
Gateley sets home-working days based on lawyers’ experience
Three to four days in office, depending on experience
Trowers becomes latest firm to cut lawyer numbers
Real estate roles
Meet the Magic Circle lawyer working at the cutting edge of the tech sector
Linklaters associate Charlotte Beardsworth reflects on her career so far
Judges told not to send convicted criminals to prison – they’re full
Early release and delayed sentencing on the table
Inns scholarships: £6 million on the table for future barristers
Deadline fast approaching
Less than half of lawyers satisfied with work-life balance, study finds
Majority think employers could do better
Eversheds appoints ‘global head of AI’
Introduces AI skills course too
A junior lawyer talks career change and expanding access to the profession
Mills & Reeve associate Louis Geary-Smith reflects on his move form marketing to law
10 top tips for law student freshers
Oxford grad Rhys Duncan gives guidance to new would-be lawyers
Axiom Ince looks set to shutter as lawyer exits continue
Follows freezing injunction against former managing partner
‘Jolly useful’: Court of Appeal judge’s verdict on ChatGPT
Helps with legal research
Swapping London for the Louvre: life on an international secondment at a global law firm
A&O's Gabriella Masding discusses her move to Paris
Bar chief: Move ‘call’ post-pupillage to clear up confusion around barrister title
'Problem is readily fixable', says Nick Vineall KC
UN research assistant secures SQE1 scholarship for ‘impact of AI’ essay
Leeds grad Zalikha Younas receives £3k for BARBRI course
High-flying law students perform worse in exams when using AI
Lower performers saw significant benefit