Practice Management: Education & Training
Moses LJ attacks 'marking and measuring' of advocates under QASA
Lord Justice Moses has launched a stinging attack on the assessment of criminal advocates by judges proposed under the QAS
Two should become one
Fusing solicitors and counsel into a single profession will lead to a more promising future for all, argues Julia
Legal profession must take fresh approach to service, entrepreneur says
The legal profession needs to take a fresh approach to the delivery of legal services if it is to survive the challenges of the Legal Services Act, entrepr
Educate and inspire
The town of St Gallen, just off Lake Constance in the east of Switzerland, is best known for its picturesque old streets and world heritage abbey. It also
Further drop in pupillages
The number of pupillages being offered to young barristers has declined for the third year running, a report for the Bar Council ha
Further decline in number of pupillages, report reveals
The number of pupillages being offered to young barristers has declined for the third year running, a report for the Bar Council ha
British legal education needs updating
The UK cannot compete with America or the rest of the world unless it radically adapts its system, argues Joh
Vocation, vocation, vocation
Universities this year saw a record drop of 5.2 per cent in applications to study law. Fees have risen at a time when interest in participating in apprenti
Law schools should be more realistic about graduate job prospects
Career advice centres are “really good at producing glossy brochures” and can talk about standard career options but don’t provide enough individual person
