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Court of Appeal gives thumbs up to witnesses giving evidence via Whatsapp
Messaging app’s encryption is 'sufficiently secure', says Lord Justice Holroyde
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Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
The 2023 Firms Most List goes live
Your must-read guide to over 80 law firms with unique insider insights
HSF expands Belfast trainee solicitor programme
Six trainees to start in September 2023 as firm looks to recruit externally for first time
Number of law graduates hits record high
Some 18,927 students graduated with law degrees last year, while the number of solicitors on the roll also hit unprecedented levels
Sidley keeps 10 out of 12 London NQs
New recruits start on £159,500
Addleshaws selects new City HQ
Relocation scheduled for 2024
Glasgow leapfrogs Oxford in latest law school rankings
Cambridge tops table
US trio boost junior City lawyer pay
Exclusive: Rises at Dechert, MoFo and Sidley Austin
Are lawyers’ poor writing skills the reason contracts are so hard to read?
Quite possibly, say researchers
Bank Holiday round-up
The top legal affairs news stories from the long weekend
Barrister who raped woman he met on Tinder jailed for four years
Educational law specialist Robin Jacobs must register as a sex offender for life
Deterred from justice: The criminal bar’s darkest hour
Years of underfunding has created a retention and recruitment crisis, writes aspiring barrister Edmund Mawoko
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Top City firms must do more to avoid climate ‘catastrophe’
Don't prioritise profits over the planet, 150 leading lawyers warn in open letter
AI creativity machine to have its day in Supreme Court
Decision likely to come next year
Top literary references and Latin phrases law students need to know
From Virgil’s Aeneid to the Da Vinci Code
Garden Court barrister threatened with arrest if he wrote ‘not my King’ on blank sheet of paper
Footage of incident goes viral
TLT sets science-based 2040 net-zero target
New green goals 'in recognition of the urgency of the global climate crisis'
Ex-Doughty Street barrister fined for ‘offensive’ tweets aimed at colleague
Daniel Bennett resigned from top human rights set in 2019 after link to anonymous account was revealed