Dr Kryss Macleod says mentoring schemes, bridging legal education and employment, can increase mobility and diversity within the profession 

Richard Beresford and Warren Wooldridge uncover the new normal of agile working

The Law Society’s Old Bookshop at Chancery Lane is to be renamed in honour of the first woman ever to be admitted to the roll of solicitors

Dr Bob Murray provides some coping strategies for those leading their firm from home

Simulated practice and client settings in the form of objective structured professional assessment could be used to assess professional ethics, argues Katie Jukes

The profession would do better on diversity issues if it wasn’t in denial, as Robert Hunter explains

Back in the day when legal aid paid quickly, a female estate agent helped Marilyn Stowe get her firm off the ground

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

The mental health of two thirds of women in law have suffered as a result of the coronavirus crisis, a survey has revealed