Tag: coronavirus

Performance exceeds expectations for first half of financial year

New measure includes trainees

Herbert Smith Freehills senior associate Rebecca Perlman shares her story

Oxford law grad and aspiring barrister Jordan Briggs takes a look at the episodes of the last eight months in this first instalment of a three-part mini-series

Crime and fraud set cites impact on court work

Ropes & Gray partner Ruchit Patel on working with some of the biggest players in pharma and his role as the London office’s graduate recruitment partner

'We'll be back, time will tell, you'll remember that we serve you well' 🎶

NQs receive pay rise which falls £5k short of pre-COVID six-figure sum

Lord Hodge says there shouldn't be 'lasting detriment' to those starting their career

BSB keeping assessments under 'close review' in wake of second lockdown

Bryn Doyle, an employment partner at Squire Patton Boggs’ Manchester office, talks furlough and restructuring on the high street

Part of a wider roll back on its emergency coronavirus measures

Global firm trimmed salaries in London and Birmingham earlier this summer

A panel of Willkie Farr & Gallagher (UK) LLP lawyers discuss opportunities for growth in the post-pandemic world

RPC lawyers join diversity and inclusion experts to discuss organisational change and what it means for those seeking to enter the legal profession

Lockdown sceptic accuses government of setting fire to the constitution as it tries to rule by decree

Associates at Simpson Thacher and Akin Gump rewarded up to £31,000 for lockdown endeavours

RPC employment partner Kelly Thomson explains how, as businesses plan for the future world of work, it is important they hold onto the lessons learnt during the pandemic

Taylor Wessing’s Ronald Graham explains how the private wealth practice area is driving the COVID-19 recovery

Legal Cheek spoke to Lancaster Uni’s Alex Dietrich about her lockdown experience

Luke Bowery, partner at Burges Salmon, considers some of the current issues at play for employment lawyers in the wake of COVID-19 and recent widespread social movements