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Woman in a man's world
Solicitors Journal

Woman in a man's world

Back in the day when legal aid paid quickly, a female estate agent helped Marilyn Stowe get her firm off the ground
A case of dissent
Solicitors Journal

A case of dissent

A dissenting opinion at the SDT poses questions for Susanna Heley
Changing the rules
Solicitors Journal

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 further change is afoot 
Twitter: 11 years on
Solicitors Journal

Twitter: 11 years on

Inksters was the first law firm in Scotland to start tweeting. With contributions from today's tweeters, Brian Inkster looks at how firms and individual lawyers can best use the platform
Hiding in plain sight
Solicitors Journal

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
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Stronger together

Professor Andrew Francis looks to a future where law schools work closely with firms in developing the next generation of lawyers
The rainmakers
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The rainmakers

Firms must deploy compliance strategies and tools to manage rainmaker colleagues, as Tracey Calvert explains