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Wannabe solicitor with murder conviction is allowed to do the LPC

High Court clears way for Selwyn Strachan — who was released from prison in Grenada in 2009 after Amnesty International slammed his "fatally flawed" trial — to become a solicitor.

26 June 2014 09:38

Legal pic of the day

*Guffaws*

25 June 2014 16:50

Legal pic of the day

Just about every law student has been there -- just think introduction to land law.

24 June 2014 16:34

Workload and client expectations are by far the biggest causes of stress for lawyers

60% of stressed-out solicitors say volume of work is the problem; 42% cite client expectations.

23 June 2014 07:44

4 things you absolutely must do during a vac scheme

A student, a trainee and a graduate recruiter share their experiences of vac schemes at Hogan Lovells, Mayer Brown and Norton Rose Fulbright to help wannabe lawyers about to start summer placements at City law firms.

18 June 2014 09:14

In-house lawyers have been re-branded ‘legal ninjas’

Silicon Valley software company Palantir doesn't have in-house lawyers, it has "legal ninjas" -- and it wants to find one in London, where the term will surely never catch on.

17 June 2014 09:05

Legal pic of the day

Nabarro lawyers take a no-nonsense approach to their trainees.

16 June 2014 16:26

Doughty Street barrister’s wedding to George Clooney could be off, claims US gossip rag

In latest instalment of wall-to-wall Amal Alamuddin coverage, “sources” tell National Enquirer that barrister’s forthcoming nuptials to Hollywood actor may not happen.

16 June 2014 09:46

Lawyers celebrate anniversary of Magna Carta with a #Jelfie

What better way to mark the anniversary of the ancient charter of the liberties of England — which turned 799 yesterday — than with a "jelfie" (justice selfie)?

16 June 2014 08:46

Under-publicised scheme which pays almost a third of wannabe lawyers’ university fees quietly opens

City law firm's bursary for state school students who are the first generation in their family to go to uni pays £2,500 a year -- and application requires only a 750-word essay.

13 June 2014 10:20