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From Holiday Banta to Debra Smilley-Weiner: The lawyers with the funniest names
Weird and wonderful
Morning round-up: Monday 4 December
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How I became a fintech lawyer
Clifford Chance’s Peter Chapman was tempted by litigation, but the opportunity to work at the intersection of finance and technology was too good to miss
Morning round-up: Wednesday 22 November
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What it’s like to do a secondment with Goldman Sachs as a trainee solicitor
Berwin Leighton Paisner’s Pragesh Sivaguru tells Legal Cheek Careers about an “inspiring and encouraging” third seat of his training contract
Morning round-up: Monday 13 November
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Lord Neuberger lands role at One Essex Court following Supreme Court departure
As former colleague Lord Clarke secures new arbitration gig
How Netflix is breeding a new generation of miscarriage of justice lawyers
Making a Murderer, Time: The Kalief Browder Story, The Confession Tapes and more are piquing law students’ interest
From magic circle dinners to chats with F1 champions – what life as an Oxford law student is really like
New candid blogging series reveals all
A future lawyer’s guide to networking
Burges Salmon trainees hit the ground at TEDxBristol in ‘DareToDisrupt’ networking challenge
Bar Council backs cheaper, two-part BPTC run by the Inns of Court
Barrister super-exam?
Morning round-up: Monday 6 November
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From niche to mainstream: Norton Rose Fulbright’s Victoria Birch on the explosion of interest in Bitcoin, blockchain and smart contracts
As firm’s junior lawyers reflect on what tech advances mean for them
When I qualified as a solicitor some of my colleagues had never worked with a black person before, now I’m a partner
David Carter, a private equity specialist at Ashurst, shares his story
Morning round-up: Friday 20 October
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Morning round-up: Wednesday 18 October
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Prime Minister ‘broke the law’ in making Liz Truss Lord Chancellor, says ex-Lord Chancellor
Theresa May's bad week continues...
Warwick University careers adviser at centre of racism row after law student claims she was singled out for being black
Exclusive: Adviser allegedly quoted research and suggested BME candidates submit applications later than their white peers
Cambridge law student who burned £20 note in front of homeless man KEEPS university place
Ronald Coyne reveals he's been threatened with chemical attacks in apology letter to peers
Morning round-up: Tuesday 29 August
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End ‘direct jurisdiction’ of EU courts post Brexit, says government
But Justice Minister says UK will need to keep "half an eye" on its rulings in the future