Tag: Solicitors

How law students can make it into the legal profession without doing a training contract -- the full discussion

State school-educated and other "disadvantaged" undergrads wanted

Most certainly not a way to guilt solicitors into taking less time off

Dalston pro bono clinic advised nearly 500 clients this year

Exclusive: Newly qualified salaries at US giant hit the £100,000 mark

Withers and RPC the latest City firms to take into account economic background and personal circumstances of wannabe lawyers

Snogging, sex and heavy boozing -- it's festive season for law firms

Lord Chancellor's move gets thumbs-up from lawyers

A lawyer that doesn’t like Grayling? Who'd have thought it?

Top earner at magic circle outfit sees 33% pay boost

Sorry law students -- even more land law to learn

City firm wants to shake off 'old boys club' reputation but Charlotte Proudman isn't convinced

Unable to secure a training contract during the financial crisis, LPC graduate Priya Krishan landed an associate role at JP Morgan in London -- and qualified as a New York lawyer

£750-an-hour for executing a will

After having children, Hogan Lovells partner Elaine Penrose decided to be completely open about her sexuality at work -- including with clients

Head of Supreme Court reveals that he became a barrister after failing to cut it as a chemist

But leading solicitor backs student's right to tell anti-Semitic gags

But being a solicitor pays more

This may be why few law firms are listed on the stock market

More merger mania

Combined firm could become one of the biggest sources of training contracts in the UK