Author: Thomas Connelly

Final decision was due this month

Despite generous pay boost for NQs, there is no guarantee they will receive it

The biggest stay vote came from lawyers up in Scotland

Shots! Shots! Shots!

They sure don't make them like they used to

Strong showing from the magic circle

Immigration barrister, and a former joint head of a chambers in Birmingham, has had two appeals and two judicial review applications dismissed

New legislation has come under fire from many within the legal profession

Judge who is the subject of an ongoing judicial investigation into possible bias instructs corporate and financial crime specialist BCL Burton Copeland

Goliath drops case against David

Mohammed Kabba received a 16 month custodial sentence last summer for pretending to be a solicitor during an immigration case

Annual comprehensive rankings produced by The Guardian examine standards of teaching, level of feedback and overall quality of the course

Damning study comes as top black judge launches campaign to address racism on the bench

It's grim up north for law students, indicates Manchester mayoral hopeful

List celebrates Square Mile's most influential women

Judges' private chambers could make way for "judicial hubs"

New pro bono scheme will assist those facing a number of residential property legal issues including unfair rent increases

Mortar boards are the new mortar bombs

This rises to 37% for partners in large law firms

Quiz fans accuse criminal barrister of foul play so celebs can land charity jackpot

Last week Strand Chambers’ Henry Hendron was sentenced to 140 hours of unpaid work and an 18-month supervision order