Education & Training

Regulator proceeding on the basis of faith rather than evidence

Solicitor applications for QC must increase, for the good of the profession and competition, writes John van der Luit-Drummond

Law Society's Regulatory Affairs Board chair talks to Jean-Yves Gilg about proving your firm's diversity credentials beyond a mere tick-box exercise

Students will be hit in the pocket and diversity will be negatively impacted if plans go ahead

Dana Denis Smith is encouraging law firms and chambers to chart the journey of women in law

Jean-Yves Gilg predicts a busy year ahead for private client practitioners and for law firms generally as they adapt to the new competence regime

A joined-up approach to improving the justice system warrants consideration, writes Jean-Yves Gilg

Work-based learning element could be integrated in legal education curriculum

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