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Mind the generation gap

David Cliff explains how professional development needs have changed from the baby boom generation to the millenials

Engaging and educating law students

Dr Kate Cook reflects on the impact of Manchester Metropolitan University's new research initiative on gender research

Non-graduate solicitors: The black sheep of the profession?

Overall, there has been very little positive feedback following the proposed introduction of this self-professed 'competency benchmark', writes Pippa Allsop

Third cohort of legal apprentices for Bond Dickinson

Firms continue to place greater faith in alternative routes to qualification

University of Liverpool to analyse sexual orientation and gender identity asylum claims

Claims often treated unfairly, based on inappropriate legal, cultural, and social stereotypes, says academic

Barristers and CILEx fellows may not have to sit SRA super exam

JLD chair said the SRA was 'selling a fairy tale' over no exemptions to proposed SQE

Law Society: Firms should pay work experience students a minimum wage

JLD chair: In some cases, candidates we heard from appear to have been taken advantage of

Bar shadow programme extended as barristers warn of regression to a 'privileged elite'

'The Bar is in grave danger of once again becoming a rich person's game, like it was in the 50s and 60s,' says silk