Tag: Solicitors

Lawyers discuss cross-industry disruption, students ask the questions -- on Wednesday 24 October

Two partners and junior solicitor previously cleared of wrongdoing in Iraqi torture case

It is understood that she has gone through the same recruitment process as other trainees

Claim of inappropriate behaviour at dining event made in law firm blog post

Solicitors from global law firms Pinsent Masons, Dechert and Matheson join international bar qualification provider BARBRI to discuss the rise of Dublin as a legal centre

Just a week after the former ULaw LLBer forgot a candidate’s name during a business pitch

As over 1,000 lawyers sign letter to PM on People's Vote

Astronomical ideas include low-cost satellite launch service and a drone-mountable leak detector

Inquiry launched following a complaint of 'employee fatigue' in the international outfit’s Melbourne office

Alastair Main reportedly poured beer over his victim’s head and called her an 'Australian slut'

Leaked email sent late on Friday tells trainees who said no that they must 'provide evidence' of their 'inability to help'

Media lawyer Matt Himsworth opens up about the freedom running your own business can bring

Salaries could swell to over £94,000 with maximum bonuses

An anonymous associate at a leading City of London law firm notes a disconnect between their experience on the ground and the tech marketing noise

Report claims senior lawyer encouraged colleagues to accompany him to strip clubs

Law is the last profession to embrace emotional intelligence

The victim reportedly received a payout and entered into a confidentiality agreement

As applications for TCs at the international outfit soar by 54%

Legal action for the Tinder generation?

Still no word on cost

Apply the law and understand your client’s business and you will do well whatever changes technology brings, says RPC's Dan Guilfoyle