Legal Practice Management for Law Firms: Education & Training
Fortune favours the brave
Law firms need to be braver if they truly want to close the social mobility gap, says Tom Lyas
Social mobility: more must be done
The profession is still unwilling to recruit non-Russell Group university graduates, in marked contrast to other sectors, according to new research
The Brexit effect
The controversial internal market bill is compounding the complexities around how international law will be taught in future, says Dr Jorge Emilio Nú
Lawyering with numbers
Nicola Laver reports on the growing demand for trainees with a mathematical skillset to meet the needs of modern practice
Overcoming imposter syndrome
Learn to befriend thoughts typical of imposter syndrome, says Chetna Bhatt
The UK race fairness commitment
A conversation around BAME research resulted in a race fairness pledge for the profession, as Segun Osuntokun explains
Obelisk launches new paralegal service
Obelisk Support offers paralegal service for the first time
Crossing boundaries
Andrew Francis explains how legal education is responding to inter-disciplinary professional work
