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Pupillages dominated by white, male BPTC graduates, suggest new stats

BSB hopes research will inform students before making a decision about their career chances

Tidal changes

A tide of financial transparency is sweeping across the world. Swimming against it is folly; it will have severe reputational and financial consequences

APIL: Government plans to end 'trivial' injury claims 'utterly groundless'

Vulnerable people are being targeted in 'a game of numbers', says Neil Sugarman

Shami Chakrabarti to lead Labour's anti-Semitism inquiry

Jeremy Corbyn calls for independent inquiry under the former director of Liberty to tackle racism

Women in law: A reminder of the stats

While Chloe Gallagher celebrates the trailblazing female role models the profession has to offer, parity is far from the horizon

Double standards for design

Parties to construction contracts must pay careful attention to the wording of warranties, warns Chris Holwell

The deep dark web

To protect client information from data thefts and government surveillance, firms might have to adopt an approach first developed to facilitate illegal activity, writes Ernest Aduwa

Financial advice in estate administration

John Bunker discusses the financial and tax issues that can arise in estate administration and how providing advice on these matters can help build better relationships with clients