A businessman known for laying off thousands of workers has been appointed to oversee the government’s £1 billion court reforms.

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When I began applying for vacation schemes, questions about commercial awareness and how to demonstrate this scared me. For most applicants, it can send shivers down our spines as a well-educated solicitor asks us what we know about the commercial world and its implications for the future of the legal sector.

As part of the Sound Off For Justice campaign, three London black cabs have been transformed into mobile ‘sound-off’ booths in which residents of the capital can speak out against the government's plans to cut legal aid.

Starting your postgraduate law studies is a big step. Whether you’re gearing up to prepare for the Solicitors Qualifying Exam (SQE) assessments, complete your barrister training, or convert to law, here’s how to get ahead and build a solid foundation for day one.

As law students will be keenly aware, January marks the onset of application deadlines for many vacation schemes and work placements.

The legal mental health charity LawCare has reported has reported that calls to its helpline have increased by 11% on last year.