Paul Kerrigan and Heather Roberts explain why students are increasingly learning about proprietary estoppel claims 

Dr Kryss Macleod says mentoring schemes, bridging legal education and employment, can increase mobility and diversity within the profession 

Coalition of firms commissions series of digital workshops for socio-economically disadvantaged students 

Training your people for partnership is investment not expenditure, says Chris Marston
 

Denis Viskovich explains how he’s levelling the playing field to make it fair for all students seeking to join commercial firms

The profession must look inwards to tackle systemic racial inequality, says Trevor Sterling

Dr Bob Murray provides some coping strategies for those leading their firm from home

Simulated practice and client settings in the form of objective structured professional assessment could be used to assess professional ethics, argues Katie Jukes

The final SQE design is unveiled today following a marathon consultation process, but there are continued concerns at the BAME attainment gap