Cambridge University has topped the Guardian's league table of law faculties in the United Kingdom, with a perfect score - 100 out of 100.

Insurance is one of the UK's most well-established and valuable industries and much of the litigation going though the courts will involve an insurer.

Ever wondered what it really means to be a dispute resolution lawyer? How do legal professionals resolve conflicts efficiently while keeping clients satisfied? Watch this exciting LawCareers.Net masterclass, sponsored by DWF Group Limited, Mills & Reeve LLP, Travers Smith LLP and Trowers & Hamlins LLP, where we dive deep into the world of dispute resolution.

The age limit for jurors in England and Wales is to be raised from 70 to 75, the government announced last month.

Competition and regulatory work involves a mixture of commercial, public and (at least for now) EU law.

The Supreme Court has embraced the digital age, and is now live streaming its proceedings over the Internet.

The first set of dates for sittings of the Solicitors Qualifying Exam (SQE) have been announced.

The annual LawCareers.Net Student Law Society Awards seek to celebrate the hard work of student law societies at universities all over the UK. King’s College London Law Society explain how they won 'Best society for non-law students', sponsored by BARBRI, at the 2025 Student Law Society Awards.

Hogan Lovells has revealed plans to reverse salary reductions at its US office and reintroduce pay reviews in the UK, despite the damaging impact that coronavirus has had on the economy and the legal profession.

The Bar Pro Bono Unit has announced that its new chief executive will be Jess Campbell, taking over from Rebecca Wilkie who is leaving after seven years in the role.

EmbRACE, our ethnicity network, ran a campaign to highlight the racist comments Black, East Asian, South Asian and other ethnic minority professionals might hear in the workplace. The #HowWouldYouFeel campaign consisted of posters on toilet doors sharing these unacceptable comments and encouraged people to discuss the impact they have.

In this insightful and engaging masterclass, sponsored by Ropes & Gray International LLP, two experienced private equity associates guide you through the intricate world of private equity. This session provides a comprehensive overview of Ropes & Gray, a leading international law firm, and delves into the fundamentals of private equity.

Immigration lawyers deal with all legal matters relating to immigration and nationality.

The number of legal aid cases concluded in crown courts has fallen 20% in the last three years despite a significant rise in serious crime.

A number of firms have signed up to a social mobility initiative launched by the government last year.

The first legal apprenticeships in Wales have begun through Admiral Law and New Law.

The University of Roehampton today celebrates the official opening of its law school, featuring a keynote speech from Baroness Helena Kennedy QC.

The decision on whether or not to approve plans for a new solicitors’ ‘super exam’ has been delayed once again by the Legal Services Board.

Weightmans and Mace & Jones have announced they are to merge, creating a UK top 50 firm with a combined fee income of £75 million.

The ongoing Legal Education and Training Review, being undertaken by the SRA, the BSB and ILEX, now has its own website.