Tag: Students

Forget land law, strategic lawyering sounds much more fun

As Theresa May prepares to invest in infrastructure, Burges Salmon’s Marcus Walters advises students how to get into this fast-moving area

Do a history degree instead, says the history graduate

With drinks and mini-law fair after discussion

Bar hopefuls have less than a month to apply

The ones who work late often get in quite late

The legal profession and its true approach to diversity

"We are now looking into alternative dates and options" say bar big wigs

The results from the Legal Cheek Trainee and Junior Lawyer Survey are in

New PRIME chair reached top of Hogan Lovells the hard way

But they were all beaten by Aldi

This is the most important thing you’ll sign all year

But solicitors' regulator performs U-turn on degree requirement

Subbing statute books for student staples

Katie King and Tom Connelly discuss whether a career in law is still possible when you have a criminal past

Auctioneer's hammer makes unwelcome return

But mystery surrounds Sherman Wright’s future as university “reviews” his place

London sets fall over themselves to throw extra cash at wannabe barristers

The largest law firm in the world has leapt aboard the Trailblazer bandwagon

Four NQs seek pastures new

An overwhelming win for LLBers as number of students enrolling nears 24,000 a year