Education & Training

Articles

5 Jul 2016

How coaching could help your firm

Businesses are starting to recognise the value of coaching for organisational development and the growth of the individual, both personally and as a resource for the company, writes David Cliff

1 Jul 2016

EU law courses preserved for foreseeable future

Legal education providers and lecturers await developments of negotiated Brexit model

28 Jun 2016

Opportunities on the 'horizon for law students

A law degree equips students with skills and experience that will be valued by employers far beyond the legal industry, writes Nick Touati

27 Jun 2016

Law Society sued by training provider over 'anti-competitive' CQS rule

Mr Justice Roth labels defendant's lawyers' costs as 'disproportionate' at latest case management conference

21 Jun 2016

Challenge the training status quo

Are we caught in a loop of fixed thinking when it comes to how we train and develop the lawyers of tomorrow, asks Louise Hadland

21 Jun 2016

Everyday sexism: Changing the culture of law

Jennette Newman, BLM partner and head of the firm's London office, talks to Laura Clenshaw about the leadership, not lip service, needed within firms to finally end gender inequality

13 Jun 2016

The Bar must reassess the £127,000 dream

The profession might pay a heavy price if it fails to meet the financial needs of aspiring barristers, writes Matthew Rogers

7 Jun 2016

The latest 'must have' for junior lawyers is sector experience

Benjamin Fraser on why clients are increasing their demand for industry-specific knowledge