Tag: Students

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Leading Catholic barrister warns universities they are responsible for student groups that breach discrimination and human rights legislation

Whether it was a comment on the quality of the legal argument or just an...

Marketing gurus at Bedford University claim implanting US iconography in promotional materials is simply “light-hearted” fun -- while creating a barrister straight out of fright night

There’s going to be some sort of democratic bonanza in a place made famous by an American-Australian actor in a Hollywood epic — but as far as the Scottish legal profession is concerned, it’s already independent

Law Society-arranged Twitter hashtag conversation spawns depressing assessment of the future of legal aid and public law work

Research reveals legal profession to be out of the top-10 groups addicted to the caffeine rush, suggesting all this talk of hard work is exaggerated

As I enter my third and final year studying law at Leeds University, this is what I'd do if I had my time over again as a fresher

Facebook protest campaign takes off in bid to free London law graduate

Seven new social welfare law pupillages to be created

Huge pay differentials at top corporate firms north and south of border

What if you combined lawyers with the latest in satellite navigation technology?

Now this is how you crowdfund

EXCLUSIVE: The latest training contract rises at CMS Cameron McKenna and Irwin Mitchell contrast with drops at magic circle duo and other City outfits as targets are announced for 2014-15 recruitment round

Middle Temple's library alone costs £725,000-a-year to maintain -- and is quieter than ever now all those books are available online

In a move that leaves the University of Law with only one magic circle firm on its books, Clifford Chance joins Allen & Overy in defecting to rival

Legal profession regulatory bodies take a dim view of class-A convictions, but cases are assessed individually

Test will be introduced next year, along with minimum 2:1 entry requirement

Headline figures slam judiciary for being public school-educated toffs, but provides little insight demographics of wider sectors

EXCLUSIVE: Outsourcing stifles training contract growth at City law firms -- reductions in London graduate intake at Baker & McKenzie and Allen & Overy following Northern Ireland support office ventures

Jury still out on whether Justice Secretary Grayling as well as Law Society and Bar...