Careers news
University of Law back in profit
The university had previously reported losing £400,000 as it wrote off former students’ debts.
In-house
Are solicitors blinded by an ‘ideology of zeal’?
Two leading academics specialising in professional ethics have raised the question.
Features
Shame, blame and social control
'Don't just climb the ladder, be the ladder'
Handy legal primer for aspiring lawyers
My legal life: Dr Emma Ireton, Nottingham Law School
Breaking down the professional and personal
Hagiography tells only part of the story
Stuck in the middle?
Menopause and the legal sector: a call for awareness and action
Ten top tips for junior lawyers
Lessons from solicitor apprenticeships and the SQE
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Wellbeing
Tribunal dismisses bailiff's 'reasonable adjustments' claim over dog
Allegations of harassment related to disability were also dismissed.
Breaking down the professional and personal
Keep records of gaslighting behaviour, GCs told
Stuck in the middle?
Menopause and the legal sector: a call for awareness and action
Bullying and harassment not confined to the bar, LSB tells probe
Law firms: are you supporting your people enough?
Prioritising workplace mental health – we can do better, so let's do it
Recovery positioning
Bar bullying: some barristers 'believe they are always right'
A ‘people first’ approach to neuroinclusion
