As Mother’s Day approaches, I thought it‘d be a good time to reflect on my own experiences of juggling motherhood and a career as a solicitor.

A limited number of new routes to qualify as a barrister are going to be introduced, perhaps as early as 2018-19, the Bar Standards Board has revealed.

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What are public inquiries and what do they mean for clients?

HSBC has announced that it will reinstate its BPTC loan for students that need help funding their postgraduate studies.

Achieving an inbox zero sounds too good to be true, especially for trainee solicitors.

As part of a revamped graduate recruitment policy, Wragge & Co has launched an exciting trainee secondment programme to China.

I’m an international student pursuing a career in the UK legal profession, how do I qualify as a solicitor?

Bond Dickinson confirmed last week that it will trial a legal apprenticeship scheme for school leavers in its Plymouth office.

Addleshaw Goddard has hired 10 new legal apprentices this month.

On 14 November, the Leveson inquiry into press standards began, with dramatic revelations about the extent of the practice at the NoTW and beyond.

City law firm Ashurst LLP has announced pay rises for both its London-based trainee solicitors and newly-qualified lawyers.

Bristol firms Watkins Solicitors and Brain Sinnot & Co have announced that they will merge as "a direct result" of the legal aid cuts which are continuing to hurt firms across the country.

What’s qualified privilege in defamation law?

The College of Law has launched two new scholarships aimed at students starting the BPTC in autumn 2012.

Nottingham Law School's pro bono legal advice centre can now operate as a fully functional law firm after being granted an alternative business structure license.

Following publication of the 2017 Judicial Diversity Statistics, the Chair of the Bar Council's Equality and Diversity Committee, Robin Allen QC, has demanded there be greater action on judicial diversity.