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Applications for H M Hubbard International Law Scholarship awards ranging up to £28,000 are now open to postgraduate law students wanting to study in Canada, France or Spain over the 2019-20 academic year.
The King approved the appointment of 94 barristers and one solicitor as new King’s Counsel (KC) on Monday.
Following a morning walk-out in protest at the proposed cuts to legal aid earlier this month, criminal lawyers are planning to stage a full day of protest if the government’s planned cuts go ahead.
Following public consultation last year, the Solicitors Regulation Authority has confirmed that changes to continuing professional development will come into force from 1 April this year.
City law firm Macfarlanes was the first non-magic circle firm to increase its newly qualified (NQ) lawyer salary in line with the ongoing NQ pay war.
Elite corporate firm Travers Smith has become the latest big firm to announce that it is embracing flexible working.
Garden Court Chambers has launched a scholarship to enable refugee students to take the Bar Practice Course (BPC) at City, University of London Law School.
The Bar Council has published its new guide on barristers’ shared parental leave, in which it urges chambers to do more than the bare minimum required to support tenants who become parents or carers.
Lewis Silkin has been named the best law firm to work for in the country in The Sunday Times' annual "100 best companies to work for" supplement.
Linklaters has offered voluntary redundancies to all London-based secretaries.
The Law Society has appointed a new president - Allen & Overy consultant and former partner John Wotton.
A new national award for law students, the Future Legal Mind award, has been launched by the National Accident Helpline.
Christina Blacklaws has become the 174th president of the Law Society of England and Wales. She was inaugurated at a ceremony at Chancery Lane, London, on 5 July 2018.
A study conducted by a researcher at University of Warwick Centre for Human Rights has revealed that nearly 20% of not-for-profit legal advice centres are planning to charge for their services, as a response to the recent legal aid cuts.
London South Bank University has released a manual on how to establish and manage a drop-in legal advice clinic.
Members of the legal profession - including Miriam González Durántez and representatives from the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives - attended the government’s latest Inspiring Women campaign event.
The Bar Council has revamped its online careers section to make it more useful for students and anyone else hoping to join the barristers’ profession.
The window for applications to the Law Society's Diversity Access Scheme has opened, closing on Thursday 31 March.
Legal action can go ahead to establish whether the United Kingdom can unilaterally stop the process of Brexit if UK voter decide the final deal is not acceptable, the court of session in Edinburgh has said.
The government has announced plans to implement a ‘good Samaritans law’ to protect people who take action in emergencies or volunteer for the public good from the threat of being sued.
