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Apprenticeship schemes continue to blaze a trail through legal profession

Freshfields and Ashfords the latest firms to offer alternative routes into law

The hustings

The hustings for the post of deputy vice president of the Law Society reminds Richard Barr of past interview experiences of his own

Six-month countdown to new competence regime starts now

CPD is no longer a 'box to be ticked', explains managing partner

New 'recognised paralegal body' to be unveiled

Professional Paralegal Register mobilises troops for first ever conference

Student loans for the LPC

The government consultation on postgraduate funding could be good news for LPC students and social mobility in the legal profession, writes Charlotte Parkinson

A City response to the SQE proposal

Ruth Grant and Viola Joseph 'fear that part one of the SQE will not test to a high enough standard'

The SRA should cut out the middle man of legal training

As the regulator rethinks its SQE proposals, it needs to address the costs of legal courses, says John van der Luit-Drummond

'Progressive' mid-sized firms can't let go of traditional values

Major disconnect between decision-makers and lawyers' views on business priorities