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Stephenson Harwood LLP has launched global fertility and pregnancy loss policies for its employees. All partners and global employees can benefit from the policy which aims to emotionally support people through their parenthood journey.
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Introducing a standardised professional exam for all qualifying solicitors could have a negative impact on diversity in a profession that is already disproportionately white, male and middle class in its senior echelons, the Law Society has warned.
The Bar Course Aptitude Test (BCAT), which all aspiring barristers must pass to gain a place on the Bar Professional Training Course (BPTC), is to have its pass mark raised to exclude students who would be unlikely to pass the course or secure pupillage.
The Access to Justice Foundation, which aids pro bono work, is running its third annual essay competition for law students
The Ince Group, once one of London’s largest law firms, is set to enter administration following a protracted auditing process that left it unable to publish its financial results for the year ending 31 March 2022.