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A new podcast by the First 100 Years project has launched its first episode in a series of 10 which will explore the history and achievements of women in law, decade by decade.
Simmons & Simmons has earned the title of most gay-friendly law firm in the United Kingdom for the second year in a row.
The SRA is planning to hold a live, one-hour Twitter session on Thursday 19 June, from 1:00pm-2:00pm, in relation to its Training for Tomorrow programme.
The 2015 Bar National Mock Trial Competition saw over 2,000 students from state schools compete in a series of mock trials.
Lawyers without Borders is a transnational alliance network that seeks to bring lawyers and judges wishing to carry out pro bono work together with rule of law and access to justice projects.
South West London Law Centres is an independent registered charity, giving individuals and communities free legal advice and support on issues relating to money and debt management, employment, housing, and immigration and asylum.
The government's legal aid cuts have been condemned in an open letter signed by over 100 judges, lawyers, victims and peers who feel that the issue of legal aid has not been raised enough in the run up to the general election.
Southampton students who are seriously intending to go to the Bar have the opportunity to be twinned with a Barrister specialising in criminal law, employment law, family law or housing law.
Applications for The Law Society’s Diversity Access Scheme (DAS) 2021 – “a scholarship with a difference” – opened on Monday 1 March.
From motoring offences and juvenile misdemeanours, to fraud and regulatory breaches, to extremely serious crimes such as murder, abuse and terrorism – London’s crime sets handle just about every kind of violation you might imagine.
Research carried out by First Advantage, a pre-employment screening company, suggests that inaccuracies in legal services job applications are significantly above the regional average.
Top 100 firm DMH Stallard has merged with another regional leader, Rawlison Butler.
Penningtons Solicitors LLP has scored a spot in the top 25 companies for graduates to work for in a survey run by The Job Crowd.
There's cause to celebrate for the majority of SNR Denton's Spring 2011 qualifying trainees, as the firm reveals that it has positions for 11 out of the 14-strong intake.
The government is considering whether to appeal a High Court judgment that controversial cuts to criminal legal aid are unlawful.
Graduates of Russell Group universities and Oxbridge are overwhelmingly favoured by law firm recruiters, research by Chambers Student has indicated.
Shakespeares, the second largest law firm in the Midlands, has continued its support for Leicester Young Professionals following a revamp of the long-established local organisation's structure.
The Bar Standards Board has proposed amendments to widen its powers in 2024.
Magic circle firm Clifford Chance is cutting its training contract numbers by 20.
The Solicitors Regulation Authority has published a report on the possible impact of Brexit on law firms.
