Multinational law firm Eversheds Sutherland has defied covid-19 worries as it revealed its 86% trainee retention rate for 2020.

What can the surge in interest in non-fungible tokens (NFTs) tell us about the future of ownership?

How have the tactics of organised criminal groups evolved over the years? 

Former competition lawyer Mia Forbes Pirie has been named UK Independent Mediator 2021 by Corporate International.

Statistics from the latest round of exam results show that more aspiring lawyers than ever are choosing the CILEx route into the profession.

How will Brexit impact London’s status as a centre for international commercial dispute resolution?

Under the influence: why is there a DCMS inquiry into influencer marketing and what can we expect?

Metro Bank is offering a professional studies loan for legal studies exclusively to students at the University of Law, which is now open for applications.

In an effort to fill the gap left by legal aid cuts, the Community Law Clinic opened its doors in September 2017.

The University of Exeter’s student law society – Bracton Law Society (BLS) – is to be disbanded after an investigation by the university and the students’ guild into the racist WhatsApp messages that were publicly released in March.

The Junior Lawyers Division is seeking opinion and comment from students on their experiences related to work experience - how much of it people have done, was it useful, and was it a positive or negative experience.

Will the judicial ruling that expert evidence is a requisite for professional negligence cases curb the number of opportunistic claims?

Working as a paralegal, or in any day-to-day legal support role, is often seen as just a steppingstone to qualifying as a solicitor. However, particularly in the UK, paralegals are increasingly valued for the legal work they perform. Many firms are using paralegal roles as talent pipelines for trainee solicitors and barristers. This blog explains how to extract maximum professional value from routine paralegal duties, boosting your legal knowledge and enhancing employability.

What steps are being taken to increase transparency in the extractive industries?

Professional services firm EY has announced that it will be offering training contracts to join its legal services team. EY received an alternative business structure (ABS) licence in 2014, allowing it to increase the size of its legal services team to over 30 people. It expects this figure to double within the next 12 months.