Tag: United Kingdom
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Law students as dating apps
Tinder Studier, Hinge Highlighter, Bumble Bee and more For Valentine’s Day 2024, Christianah Omobosola Babajide explores the digital dating app scene tailored specifically for law… Read More
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Hogan Lovells office move faces possible delay after Roman ruins discovery
Ancient treasures unearthed The planned move of Hogan Lovells‘ London office could be delayed after a host of Roman artefacts were unearthed at the location… Read More
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Slaughter and May becomes fourth Magic Circle law firm to embrace solicitor apprenticeships
First intake September 2025 Slaughter and May has become the fourth Magic Circle law firm to embrace solicitor apprenticeships, with its first intake planned for… Read More
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Regulator takes action against paralegal who misled Pinsent Masons over newly qualified status
Five occasions A Pinsent Masons paralegal who repeatedly misled the firm about her status as a newly qualified solicitor has been sanctioned by the regulator.… Read More
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Over a quarter of lawyers regularly using AI
For research, drafting, and comms More than a quarter of legal professionals are using AI tools regularly, new research has found. The research, compiled by… Read More
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We don’t need an inquiry to tell us the government has failed Disabled people
When the Equality Act was introduced in 2010, political commentators wrote about a momentous change to British society. “A public-sector duty to close the gap between… Read More
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The government’s climate cronyism will intensify forest destruction – Labour must oppose it
Last year’s Dubai climate agreement was rightly attacked for being vague and watered down. However, it was extremely clear on at least one point –… Read More
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Week-in-Review: Chaos with Ed Miliband — with Keir Starmer
Is this the week an ancient prophecy came to pass? In 2015, in the throes of a heated general election campaign, then-prime minister David Cameron… Read More
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Law firm office manager paid herself nearly £1,500 to cover tea and coffee expenses
Regulator takes action The solicitor’s regulator has taken action against an experienced office manager who withdrew £1,450 from her law firm’s office account for tea… Read More
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The Green Party: ‘A pain-free life should not be reserved for the wealthy’
Good health and wellbeing, for ourselves and our loved ones, is a foundation which we all need to thrive in life. Work, school, caring responsibilities… Read More