Barristers and banks generally cross paths when something costly has gone wrong, or might go wrong, in relation to a transaction or product.

Use this guide to compare the new preparation courses for the Solicitors Qualifying Exam (SQE) by key criteria including fees, learning styles and locations.

The cost of studying for the qualifications to become a solicitor or barrister is an important factor to most people pursuing a career in law. Here’s our guide to the loans and scholarships available for law degrees, as well as the PGDL, LPC, SQE and Bar courses.

Legal Week reports that the Legal Services Board (LSB) has authorised the introduction of an aptitude test for those seeking a place on the BPTC.

As reported recently in the Law Society Gazette, the Law Society has launched a high-profile campaign called Sound Off for Justice aimed at growing public opposition to the government cuts to legal aid.

From trainee to partner, Ian Masser discusses his 18-year journey at Beale & Co, the importance of career progression and trainee retention, as well as his area of expertise.

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The AIRE (Advice on Individual Rights in Europe) Centre is a London-based charity set up to uphold the rights of marginalised individuals in the field of European human rights law and European Union law.

What are some of the key legal and commercial considerations for the director of a company in financial distress?

New rules governing how prospective barristers will train and qualify are expected to come into effect in early 2019.

Rachel Reeves has announced that the autumn budget will be released at the end of November and TMW Solicitors LLP has outlined that changes to the Employment Rights Bill may cost businesses an extra £80 million annually. Meanwhile, Google has been fined $425 million in a data privacy case and Coca-Cola is reportedly considering divesting Costa coffee due to declining performance. 

Commerciality and business nous: these are prized skills among lawyers and exactly the kind of thing that recruiters are looking for their trainees to possess.

Crime barristers have threatened to walk out and leave the criminal courts in chaos in protest at a new legal aid payments scheme, with many barristers feeling overwhelmed and at “breaking point”.

Want to know what your postgraduate options are as a non-law student? Confused about the new requirements to qualify as a solicitor? In this masterclass, BARBRI’s employability and education experts discuss what non-law students need to know before they undertake their legal qualification journey.

The European Commission is concerned about the introduction of TikTok Lite, the Scottish government is set to scrap environmental plans, new legislation has criminalised the creation of sexually explicit deepfakes and drug shortages are set to continue. Read on to find out more.

What is the Digital Copyright Directive and what does it mean for digital content creators, publishers, users and platforms?

Trainee and newly qualified solicitors think that firms should do more to provide training and support on stress at work, a survey by the Junior Lawyers Division (JLD) has revealed.