Tag: Solicitors
‘I’ve had to re-sit exams, can I still get a training contract?’
LPC graduate seeks help
A finance lawyer’s journey from trainee to partner
Weil’s Patrick Brendon discusses his busy day-to-day and using secondments to broaden one’s horizons
Former Kingsley Napley senior partner becomes CPS boss
Stephen Parkinson starts role in November
Research: Legal sector workers amongst happiest in UK
Only bankers are loving life more
DLA Piper launches ‘space exploration’ practice
Tackle IP and regulatory issues
Withers axes quali leave
Firm says informal time off after qualification was causing staffing issues
Top news presenter joins Irwin Mitchell
Ex-BBC anchor Joanna Gosling lands legal role
My journey from medicine and neuroscience to City law – via the BBC
Ashurst partner Sunny Kumar discusses his varied career
Leading GCs call for role to be formalised in corporate code overhaul
‘Historic omission’
‘I taught myself SQE – here’s how I got on’
Without law degree
Meet the City lawyer helping clients navigate risk
Clyde & Co partner Mark Wing talks insurance, AI and crumbling concrete
Navigating bias in generative AI
Nottingham PPE student Charlie Downey looks at the challenges around artificial intelligence
CMS to cut associate roles
Redundancies in corporate team
Irwin Mitchell scoops Scottish firm
PI giant strikes deal with Wright, Johnston and Mackenzie
You don’t need a tech background to thrive as a tech lawyer
Hogan Lovells’ associate James Sharp on why he’s happy being known as ‘blockchain guy’
Pay rises are the number one reason lawyers switch firms, research shows
Unhappiness also up there
Post office inquiry: HSF admits using law grads in major disclosure task
Hearing postponed after thousands of documents not disclosed