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In July 2010, this central ‘hub’ in Chancery Lane was created to bring together the legal profession’s pro-bono work, helping individuals and community groups within England and Wales.
Top London chambers 11 Stone Buildings (11SB) has announced that it is to dissolve.
Candidates taking the Solicitors Qualifying Exam (SQE) can now book to take the SQE1 assessment in November.
Fourteen social welfare training contracts made available by The Legal Education Foundation (TLEF) are now open for applications.
Slaughter and May has announced that it will be keeping on 95% of trainees qualifying in Spring 2014, the highest retention rate among the Magic Circle this year.
Social housing finance encompasses the funding of social and affordable housing projects led by government bodies and non-profit organisations.
Defamation, libel and slander claims can severely impact the reputation of people, publications and businesses.
Further to news last week that Cobbetts planned to go into administration, with DWF intending to buy the ailing firm, the deal has now gone ahead.
Whether it is EU-originated, domestic or a self-imposed industry code of conduct, regulation affects all aspects of civil life and commercial activity.
Criminal barristers have voted to accept the government’s latest fees offer after threatening to stage a mass walkout in July.
The 17th annual Student Volunteering Week is this week (19-25 February).
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.
As part of a revamped graduate recruitment policy, Wragge & Co has launched an exciting trainee secondment programme to China.
Major brands Coca Cola and Marks & Spencer have adopted the solicitor apprenticeship.
International firm Dentons has appointed a ‘chief mindfulness officer’.
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A record number of solicitors have gained the prestigious title of Queen’s Counsel in the most recent round of appointments, which are usually taken up by barristers.
Both Shearman & Sterling LLP and K&L Gates have confirmed that they will take on more trainees in the upcoming recruitment cycles.
Another consultation has been launched on the new Solicitors Qualifying Examination, with this one focusing on the changes to regulations that will be necessary in order to introduce the ‘super exam’.
The merger of City firm Berwin Leighton Paisner and US-based Bryan Cave has been completed, creating new firm Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner.