What are the unique legal considerations surrounding the growing popularity of NFTs?

How will new-wave technology change the way that lawyers work?

Law students and aspiring lawyers' life paths can easily become overcomplicated throughout the year, as you tackle applications and exams (among other things). It's important for individuals dealing with such workloads to slow down and take stock to stay confident, motivated and avoid burnout. 

A new social impact start-up, 30 Minute Chat, aims to break down barriers for aspiring lawyers trying to get into the legal profession by connecting students and paralegals with high-profile lawyers for one-off 30-minute chats.

Hannah Daly is a junior barrister at 4 New Square. In this profile, she discusses the importance of mini-pupillages and her work in civil fraud, international arbitration and professional negligence. 

Foot Anstey has confirmed that it will launch an in-house school leaver academy from September 2014.

A legal research website which relies on crowdsourcing and user ratings for its content was launched last week.

In the latest LCN Podcast episode, LawCareers.Net’s Bethany Wren (she/her) spoke to ex-lawyer and career coach Helen Pamely about building a long and sustainable career in law. 

What caused the change in the law around e-scooters and why is it still not possible to ride personal e-scooters in public?

The College of Legal Practice has created a new law conversion course, which will cost £3,250, to be launched from January 2024. 

Suffolk Law Centre, launched last year to fill the gap of legal advice services in the county, has helped 2,300 people in its first year.

The Chancery Lane Project (TCLP) has drafted 10 climate clauses to use in commercial agreements and legal documents under US law. This is significant as law firms across the globe work towards doing business more sustainably.

The Chancery Lane Project has drafted 10 climate clauses to use in commercial agreements and legal documents under US law. This is significant as law firms across the globe work towards doing business more sustainably.

What are the implications of updated EU data protection legislation for companies and individual citizens?

City Disabilities is a new charity which has been established to help students and professionals with disabilities, as well as those who assist disabled professionals.

A new Bar training course is seeking to replace the Bar Professional Training Course and aims to offer more flexibility and less risk for students, alongside significantly cheaper fees.

The rise of artificial intelligence in the legal profession has reached a new wavelength.

How are the UK's net zero commitments affecting commercial law firms?

His Majesty’s Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS) has drawn up plans to shut down and sell off ageing and run-down court buildings within the next decade.

The search is on to find the UK’s best paralegals as entries open for this year’s National Paralegal Awards.