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The impact of coronavirus on global law firms
Commercial outfits will continually strive to keep up with the challenges presented by the novel virus -- but the extent of the damage remains unknown
Goldman Sachs postpones London legal internships in wake of coronavirus
Banking giant’s spring work experience programme was due to start later this month
How Donoghue v Stevenson can help prevent coronavirus
Reciting key passage from tort law classic hits recommended hand washing target of 20 seconds
Coronavirus outbreak: lawyers in Vienna and New York hospitalised
Firm staff also test positive
Baker McKenzie’s London office reopens after employee tests negative for coronavirus
Sent staff home on Thursday
Baker McKenzie closes London office as ‘precautionary measure’ to combat potential coronavirus case
Staff told to work from home
Coronavirus could delay City law trainee spring start dates
LPC grads returning from breaks in far flung destinations will have to heed quarantine advice
Solicitor fined for sending ‘threatening’ letters to nearly 250 schools about Covid measures
Not 'friendly warnings', tribunal finds
Video link wills: nifty solution or ripe for litigation?
Lauren Slade, maths graduate and aspiring barrister, explores the continuing suitability of video link wills
BCLP braces for low trainee retention rate
Exclusive: Firm stresses final figures still to be finalised
US lawyer drops rap video to promote legal services
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What is an act of God? A deep dive into force majeure clauses
University of York law student Phoebe Parker explores the implications of unexpected events in today’s rapidly changing world
Mishcon to host ‘in conversation’ with Matt Hancock
No appearance fee for former health sec, London firm confirms
How ESG is shaking things up at law firms
Hill Dickinson partners explain how the heightened focus on environmental, social and governance is changing their work
Lawyers’ role in the race to net zero
Burges Salmon Director Ellen Williams on helping clients become greener and the satisfaction of seeing construction plans become reality
Court of Appeal gives thumbs up to witnesses giving evidence via Whatsapp
Messaging app’s encryption is 'sufficiently secure', says Lord Justice Holroyde
Two-thirds of public sector lawyers want to work at least three days from home
Only 5% want to be in the office full-time, new research shows
Going green: the future of graduate recruitment
Laura Yeates, head of graduate talent at Clifford Chance and founder of the Sustainable Recruitment Alliance, on paving the way for early talent teams to recruit in ‘a greener way’
Eve Cornwell explains why she ‘quit dream job’ as magic circle lawyer
'My heart was never fully in it'
One in six young barristers want to quit, new report finds
Workloads and mental health among reasons for ditching the wig and gown
GDL providers take different approaches to exams in response to Omicron spread
Some students given 24 hours to submit each exam, while others have just 2 hours