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The 2016 Law Society Law Management Section Financial Benchmarking Survey has shown that the income of firms has increased for a sixth consecutive year, with a median rise last year of 5.4%.
High numbers of female lawyers feel that the profession must undergo serious cultural change in order to increase the representation of women in partnership positions and stop female lawyers from deserting law altogether, a survey has revealed.
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What key reforms will be introduced under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023?
In my last post I wrote about how I have been preparing for (online) exam season. Well, exam season is now here, whether we like it or not. So how am I planning on tackling each exam?
Earlier this month I did something for the first time in three and a half years: I took a holiday and didn’t do any work at all! No main work, no side work, no writing, no nothing! Just a few days away, doing the things I wanted to do.
Could a 'take or pay' clause included in a supply contract amount to an unenforceable penalty?
What is private equity?
The Bar course is no joke – from the heavy (and I really do mean large) amount of work to the books weighing three kilograms each (yes, I weighed them), there’s little to no time for anything else.
AIM in 2008: can clean-tech IPOs make a comeback?
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Barristers' clerks are keen to be regulated and, by extension, recognised as a profession in their own right.
How will free telephone calls on the internet affect the future of the telecoms industry?
If you’re lucky enough to still be a student like me, then chances are that your Easter break has just begun – yay! As a lover of lists, here are my suggestions for items to add to your to-do list this holiday.
