Category: Interview
From City law to academia: Dr Steven Vaughan tells Legal Cheek why he sacked off a six-figure salary to teach
Hugging partners in lifts and kissing fellow vac schemers
Gina Miller on her love for Lord Sumption, signing law student autographs and why she only sleeps four hours a night
Legal Cheek interviews the woman who made constitutional law sexy
Miriam González: Now is the time for students to get into EU law
Cash in on the uncertainty
‘I moved to the UK and was appalled by its immigration system, now I’m fighting for reform’
All students should study immigration law, argues Durham prof
Supreme Court president Lord Neuberger talks future plans, Brexit nerves and what the justices do for lunch
Exclusive Legal Cheek interview
‘I’m the person behind the Liz Truss and David Lidington parody accounts’
The mystery tweeter has a legal and political background
I quit the magic circle to become ‘the new Nigella’, and I have no regrets
Ali Alt waved goodbye to the City to be a full-time foodie
I got in trouble for arguing with a pro-life campaigner at school, now I’m a barrister in the Northern Irish abortion law case
Supreme Court ruled in Jeremy Hunt's favour this week, now all eyes are on Strasbourg
Politics ‘governs the very air that we breathe’, says former property litigator hoping to topple Jacob Rees-Mogg MP
Green Party candidate talks politics, her time studying law at Oxford, and her law firm being targeted by terrorists
Snap election series: Once fighting for labour rights, now a Lib Dem candidate
Law graduate who once championed miners' rights in South Africa begins new life canvassing on the streets of east London
Snap election series: Moving from City law to politics means working longer hours for less money
But magic circle solicitor turned Labour MP hopeful Bilal Mahmood says it’s his calling
Snap election series: The bar is ‘excellent groundwork’ for life as an MP, says lawyer turned Conservative candidate
Suella Fernandes shares her thoughts from the campaign trail
Meet the London Met law student who took the Government Legal Service to court over her training contract rejection, and won
She'll be applying again this summer
We asked the chairman of the Justice Committee what he thinks about Liz Truss
Bob Neill MP also discusses challenges facing legal profession and shares views on Brexit
I used my autism to my advantage and secured a training contract at Reed Smith
Why keep quiet about a disability when it has so many positive aspects?
Why I left Linklaters to work on a game for people with dementia
'I miss the people and I miss the team, but with great risk comes great reward'
We spoke to Baroness Helena Kennedy QC about Brexit
She chairs the House of Lords’ EU Justice committee, and she thinks we’re living through “an ugly period”
Interview: The Linklaters solicitor and the 5 Paper Buildings barrister who swapped cases for cakes
They have very different stories, but both agree working in law made them “miserable”
How a high street solicitor from Lancaster became the resident legal expert on BBC’s ‘Rip off Britain’
Could Gary Rycroft be the next Judge Rinder?
We spoke to the country’s number one EU law professor about what Brexit means for law students
Author of EU law bible also mulls over the High Court challenge and the possibility of a second referendum
Meet the Oxford Brookes law student and aspiring City solicitor who has her own lingerie company
Who says books and bralets don’t mix?