Tag: Students

Thinking of putting in an application to do the Bar Professional Training Course before today's deadline? Read this first

City law firms' quest for lower overheads and staff costs continues

There’s never a taxi when you want one -- the solicitors’ professional body says the bar’s regulation is arcane, irrelevant and reached its sell-by date

As 2TG award hits £67,5000, Hardwicke and 11 Stone Buildings also boost pupil money triggering a potential cash arms race for top talent

25-year-old term consigned to history as not-very-catchy replacement is introduced

Deadlines for London offices of Shearman & Sterling, Latham & Watkins and Sullivan & Cromwell are next week -- joining handful of other firms

A splintering graduate recruitment model will create opportunities for savvy wannabe lawyers, forecasts Legal Cheek managing editor Alex Aldridge

Potential bad news for training contract hunters of the future ...

Allen & Overy deadline was midnight on New Year's Eve -- leapfrogging rivals, whose deadlines fall in next few days

Your favourite Legal Cheek posts of the year

It has been a vintage year for legal news and gossip -- but how much of it do you remember?

Combine research rankings with teaching satisfaction data and you can see which law schools are floundering

The best -- and the worst -- university law schools for research have been revealed

If you are studying the law, you are likely to claim to be a Casanova or Anastasia Steele character

Providers are coining it from foreigners with woeful English language skills, while regulators stand by, argues star student

Students fear dropping "college" from uni's name will hit prestige of their degree -- and they want compensation

"Tis the season to be jolly" -- but not if you're studying law

Small wooden hammer is not restricted to the US, it emerges

De Monfort LLB grad follows UWE law student in hitting the streets

Our correspondent and his friends rank the law firm food they sampled during work experience and open days

High judicial praise for Cardiff’s Innocence Project in a case that also sees a “hot” barrister in the limelight