Tag: Solicitors

445 years not out

Associate authored piece titled “It’s okay if you care more about the Paris attacks than the Beirut bombings”

Only ten firms in UK now offering more TCs than London office of US giant

Hopefully there’s no trademark infringement on the all new 'Lawgo'

Goldie and Diamond blocked from suing Shoosmiths and HSBC by judge

By hiring people with no legal expertise to put its new post-cuts framework in place, the Ministry of Justice has left itself exposed

Allegations fly in highly-public clash between former Latham & Watkins lawyer and Weil Gotshal associate

Getting advice from experienced LGBT lawyers helped Miles Tonkin secure a training contract at Herbert Smith Freehills

Stick to the regions, or take a chance on London...

Most-followed law student in UK could soon be earning more than magic circle lawyers

US firms' London offices did the best

From injustice in India to parking problems in Essex, the widespread benefits of pro bono trumpeted during celebratory week

Epic centralised test that would change everything planned for 2018

Errors that would make a first year law student blush

New recommended minimum wage for trainee solicitors is £20,276 in London and £18,183 elsewhere

He has come a long way, but now Josh Hepple must confront his biggest challenge yet

First impressions are everything

The difficulties faced by RPC partner Parham Kouchikali -- who arrived in Britain aged eight unable to speak English -- have stayed with him in a positive way in his professional life

Unmarked exam sat in tutor’s pigeon hole for three weeks before part of it was accidentally thrown out

The legal teams being assembled by bean-counter megafirms could shake-up the law

Chelsea FC-mad Clive O’Connell ejected from global law firm partnership