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The University of Law has announced the launch of a new Trainee Solicitor Development Programme in partnership with the Bank of England.
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International law firm Trowers & Hamlins has announced that all 13 of its trainees who are set to qualify in March will be kept on as newly-qualified solicitors.
The window for applications to the Law Society's Diversity Access Scheme has opened, closing on Thursday 31 March.
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Women are outperforming men in relation to some judicial appointments up to and including the High Court, statistics published by the Judicial Appointments Commission have revealed.
The Bar Standards Board has released its diversity data summary for the Bar in 2023.
The University of Law has announced the relocation of its Yorkshire training centre from York to Leeds.
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A legal offshoot has been launched by trade union United Voices of the World (UVW) in order to represent all workers in the legal sector. Legal Sectors Workers United (LSWU) claims to “organise workers in the legal sector, for the benefit and protection of the less privileged”.