Tag: Students
ULaw launches new aptitude test BPTC in Leeds
Law school goes head-to-head with rival BPP in Yorkshire
Is Gladbury actually High Wycombe? BPP to reveal identity of fictional law seminar town that has acquired cult following
Mystique around imaginary town that has inspired tribute parties to be shattered
Civil litigation-themed Lego is a thing
Hopefully there’s no trademark infringement on the all new 'Lawgo'
Dogs’ legal action against top law firm and bank struck out
Goldie and Diamond blocked from suing Shoosmiths and HSBC by judge
Scrap law degrees, urges top QC
Courtenay Griffiths wants legal education to be postgraduate only
Without lucky breaks ‘I could have walked into the Stade de France in a bomber vest’, says Cambridge law student who grew up on same estate as Jihadi John
Wannabe lawyer Allan Hennessy calls for more understanding of roots of radicalisation
How do you retain the best lawyers and allow them to have a life?
Shearman & Sterling’s Women in Law conference in London explored ways to boost gender diversity at the top
‘Traditionally mentoring has been associated with the straight white male world’
Getting advice from experienced LGBT lawyers helped Miles Tonkin secure a training contract at Herbert Smith Freehills
Is regional experience valued by City law firms?
Stick to the regions, or take a chance on London...
A Lancaster Uni law student fitness sensation is taking Instagram by storm
Most-followed law student in UK could soon be earning more than magic circle lawyers
2015 retention rates highest since financial crisis, with 1,922 out of 2,376 trainees kept on
US firms' London offices did the best
Incredible Pro Bono Week stories show huge impact that lawyers can make
From injustice in India to parking problems in Essex, the widespread benefits of pro bono trumpeted during celebratory week
People are freaking out about plans to replace law degrees and the LPC with a solicitor super-exam open to non-graduates
Epic centralised test that would change everything planned for 2018
Katie Hopkins writes an article on the European Union — and gets the law horribly wrong
Errors that would make a first year law student blush
The legal profession has just set a trainee solicitor minimum wage that is higher than the one it scrapped — but it’s unenforceable
New recommended minimum wage for trainee solicitors is £20,276 in London and £18,183 elsewhere
Bristol Uni law faculty could be next in global student campaign to erase links with slavery
Movement to change Harvard Law School logo expected to highlight Bristol Law School slave labour ties
Disabled wannabe lawyer uses discrimination battle to fire training contract mission
He has come a long way, but now Josh Hepple must confront his biggest challenge yet
Note to students: Avoid shirtless photos if you want to become a magic circle campus ambassador
First impressions are everything
‘Many young lawyers don’t realise that set-backs are actually great springboards’
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
Top human rights chambers launches paid mini-pupillage with ‘good enough for the bar’ test for disadvantaged students
Exclusive: One Crown Office Row's new scheme seeks to widens pupillage interview pool
Law lecturer redesigns reading list as clickbait headlines
King’s College legal academic attempts teaching innovation