Author: Thomas Connelly
Humblebrags galore as latest Legal 500 listings revealed
'I'm kind of a big deal'
Slaughter and May becomes latest magic circle firm to embrace artificial intelligence
New robot-style tech is designed to "think like a lawyer"
Norton Rose Fulbright, Ince & Co and Withers hang on to over 80% of their newly qualified solicitors
Strong retention performances continue
Macfarlanes and Addleshaw Goddard reveal autumn retention results
Encouraging 80%+ performances from ‘silver circle’ outfit and ‘northern giant’
18-year-old Northern Irish school-leaver bags City law apprentice glamour gig that pays trainee money
Timmy Kennedy's earnings at Mayer Brown will reach £47,000 in final year of scheme
Clifford Chance latest magic circle firm to release newly qualified retention rate — 82% stay on
Nine NQs head for the exit
Open University law student photobombed by COW on ID card
Strong selfie game
Travers Smith keeps 94% of new qualifiers while Eversheds hangs on to 77%
Contrasting autumn retention results
Alan Blacker re-hearing bid fails
Controversial solicitor-advocate was booted out of the profession earlier this summer
Cleary Gottlieb boosts pay for newly qualified solicitors to £105,000
MoneyLaw but on a more modest scale
22 Pushup Challenge: Doughty Street barrister tackles the latest social media craze
The suit and UGG slippers combo is a nice touch
Dechert hikes newly qualified salaries by 22% to £90,000
City outfit Watson Farley & Williams also bumps junior lawyer pay to £68,000
Bird & Bird boosts junior lawyer pay packets to £62,000
City law firm keeps hold of 88% of its autumn NQs
Dentons reveals disappointing 68% autumn retention figure
Global mega firm hangs on to 13 of its 19 London NQs
Judge fired for watching porn in chambers reprimanded by solicitors’ regulator
Warren Grant lost a claim for unfair dismissal earlier this summer
Top QC relaunches refugee billable hour appeal which saw lawyers donate over £200,000 last year
Legal professions' charity campaign returns for a second year
New Holborn-based property development targets ‘London’s top-flight barristers and solicitors’
They might struggle to find a lawyer willing to hand over £2.8 million
Sidley Austin hikes London junior lawyer pay by 33% to £120,000
'MoneyLaw' movement continues to rock the City
Law student sued by lecturer for describing his teaching as a ‘mess’
Tax law specialist Michael Bjørn Hansen has filed a lawsuit against the student for libel
Law Society and SRA clash over proposals that could see junior solicitors run their own unregulated firms
Sensible move or recipe for disaster?
New BBC drama mapping the lives of London divorce lawyers gets the green light
New six-part series called "The Split"