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Bar Council salutes diversity-friendly training model

Students with non-traditional backgrounds should not be put off the Bar because of high costs or lack of pupillages

Gender in law

As women across the globe celebrate International Women's Day on 8 March, Pippa Allsop analyses expectations based on genders, and the conversations needed to dispel male and female stereotypes

A rose by any other name?

Emma Sheldon and Richard Pull consider the dangers of confusingly similar company names

Saatchi's Bill should remain dead and buried

Vetoing the Medical Innovation Bill may be the best thing the Lib Dems have done in this parliament

Liberal Democrats: a vision for society

The Lib Dems have succeeded in introducting socially just measures and protecting civil liberties, even with a hostile coalition partner, argues Graham Colley In the run up to the May general election, SJ will run a series of articles featuring legal practitioners in support of their chosen party

Magna Carta's shadow

Regardless of your opinion on the Global Law Summit, there is little doubt that the world came to visit

Deception detection

Investigating reliability and truthfulness in personal injury interviews, by Drs Hugh Koch, Frank Beesley and Annette Farrant

More on data metrics

The adoption of J-codes and developing use of data have the potential to drive some interesting changes in the legal market, says Damian Blackburn