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

Old dogs, new tricks

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

Concerns remain over BAME attainment gap in SQE

The final SQE design is unveiled today following a marathon consultation process, but there are continued concerns at the BAME attainment gap 

Flexibility by default

We should make agile working the new norm for junior lawyers, argues Leah Caprani

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 

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

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

Learning with compassion

By understanding the 'idiot brain' you can build a successful business, says Hélène Russell