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The College of Law’s degree congregation has awarded four of the most eminent lawyers in the United Kingdom honorary doctorates in law, in a ceremony which also marked the graduation of 439 former college LLB students and bestowed master’s qualifications on a further 12.
The Low Commission has released its report into the impact of cuts in funding for social welfare law advice.
The National College of Legal Training is running a reverse auction which could result in the winner receiving a bargain-price LPC.
The University of Law (ULaw) and the University of Sheffield have announced a proposed partnership which would see ULaw deliver the Russell Group institution’s postgraduate vocational law courses.
The time has come for me to leave LCN blogging. It has been an absolutely fantastic experience and a career-building opportunity. Here are my final thoughts for all potential and current law students.
On Friday 12 October LawCareers.Net’s very own agony aunt, the Oracle, will be answering questions live on Twitter between 3.00-3.30pm.
News CoL to target aspiring lawyers in Asia Posted on 08 March 2012 The College of Law is in talks with the Singapore Institute of Legal Education to open a campus in Singapore later this year, in a move that will see the CoL become the first British law school to establish a campus in Asia.
The College of Law is in talks with the Singapore Institute of Legal Education to open a campus in Singapore later this year, in a move that will see the CoL become the first British law school to establish a campus in Asia.
The Bar Standards Board (BSB) has extended its consultation on the future of Bar training to 31 January 2017, in light of a new proposal from the Council of the Inns of Court (COIC).
On 14 November, the Leveson inquiry into press standards began, with dramatic revelations about the extent of the practice at the NoTW and beyond.
The City of London Law Society has criticised the Legal Education and Training Review's conclusion that the current training system is "unfit for purpose".
Students from the University of Lincoln and Manchester Metropolitan University have reached the final of the prestigious OUP and BPP National Mooting Competition.
The Criminal Bar Association (CBA) has stated that 95% of criminal barristers are not prepared to work at the proposed reduced legal aid rates.
The SRA's consultation regarding its proposed changes to the way it regulates the profession has caused the Law Society to comment that the proposals combine "helpful proposals with changes which are concerning for solicitors and consumers".
Magic circle firm Clifford Chance has ruled out a merger after the firm’s revenue exceeded £2 billion for the first time.
Communities secretary Sajid Javid has promised new legislation to outlaw unfair and abusive practices within the leasehold system, including a ban on leaseholds for almost all new-build houses.
A digital skills module is being added to the Legal Practice Course at BPP University Law School to address the lack of focus on technology in the current course.
The Law Society of England and Wales has published new guidance on trainee support, after a rise in law firms introducing flexible working policies.
The Bar Council and the Bar Standards Board have commissioned a survey of barristers' working lives, the results of which will be used to inform organisations' short, medium and long-term strategic planning.
According to reports in The Lawyer, a new Legal Services Board (LSB) proposal to monitor social mobility in the legal profession will see lawyers asked a range of questions about their socio-economic background, religion, disability and caring responsibilities.
