Practice Management: Education & Training
Flexibility by default
We should make agile working the new norm for junior lawyers, argues Leah Caprani
Changing the rules
The SRA’s continuing competence regime marked a big change from the CPD rules. Rachel Rothwell examines what this meant for solicitors and whether fu
Hiding in plain sight
Neurodivergent lawyers face unique challenges but are a gift to the profession – if only they were more visible. Nicola Laver reports
Stronger together
Professor Andrew Francis looks to a future where law schools work closely with firms in developing the next generation of lawyers
Learning with compassion
By understanding the ‘idiot brain’ you can build a successful business, says Hélène Russell
Kennedys launch new route to qualification
Kennedys is set to launch an alternative route to qualifying as a solicitor that will enable graduates to begin earning immediately
JLD launches ‘community platform’
The Junior Lawyers Division (JLD) of the Law Society have this week launched a pilot online community for members, in partnership with platform provider Ug
Refuel, refuel, repeat
Continuous learning is a lawyer’s fuel as you navigate uncertain times, says Nicola Jones
Social mobility takes a hit
Elitism is being allowed to thrive as trainees are still denied a mandatory minimum salary, say Amy Clowrey and Hannah Bignell
