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Morning round-up: Monday 15 August
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Morning round-up: Monday 1 August
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Britain’s most influential law student and University Challenge winner Ted Loveday suffers quiz show defeat
He just couldn't match the brainpower of the eggheads
CMS Cameron McKenna eyes up Olswang in latest City merger gossip
Corporate heavyweight sets its sights on media boutique
Lady Chancellor? Theresa May appoints first female Justice Secretary
Michael Gove sacked, now meet the woman taking his place
7 law student fears about Brexit
The future just became less enticing for wannabe lawyers
Morning round-up: Monday 27 June
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Why the EU’s new e-commerce package means we could be entitled to cheaper Disneyland tickets
Shearman & Sterling trainee Andrea Calla explores how and why the EU digital single market benefits us
School girl’s relationship contract to prevent boyfriend talking to ‘hoes’ goes viral
A fruitful career in contract law awaits unnamed eighth grader
Teacher knows best: BPP lecturer plans civil justice shake-up
Legal Cheek talks tech with former Addleshaw Goddard lawyer James Martin, whose new start-up could revolutionise the way lawyers give legal advice
The 20 most influential aspiring lawyers in Britain
Legal Cheek reveals the biggest names on campus law faculties
Clifford Chance seeks Chinese megafirm merger in bid for global domination
Firm declines to comment about reports that it wants to ascend beyond the magic circle
Top barrister says NUS’s no-platform policies could be unlawful
Student petitions to ban university campus talks not compatible with free speech law
Social mobility initiative goes north as Bar Placement Week makes Liverpool debut
QCs of the future could come from under privileged families outside London, and the Bar Council wants to boost odds of finding them
Morning round-up: Wednesday 17 February
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
UKIP gay rights barrister quits party due to ‘vile homophobe’ in open Facebook letter
Strand Chambers’ Richard Hendron claims political party is “becoming even more small-minded"
Junior solicitor group campaigns against Brexit as City firm urges young people to vote
Corporate lawyers get into referendum spirit
Mayer Brown announces 100% trainee retention as it opens applications for earn-while-you-learn
Global giant with dual route to qualification keeps 2016 kids
Court of Appeal awaits as High Court blocks straight couple civil partnerships
Lawyers take to Twitter to vent their frustration
Fast-expanding White & Case loses retention crown as trainee retention drops to 87%
US firm's London office fails to replicate perfect 2015 results
Herbert Smith Freehills continues impressive retention showing to keep 94% of its qualifying trainees
Elite firm retains 33 of its 35 spring 2016 qualifiers