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Seven-year rule for qualifying law degrees scrapped by LSB

Removal of 'unnecessary' requirement opens up careers in law, says CILEx

The SRA: Master or meddler of legal education?

Another examination process to agonise over is just what future generations of aspiring solicitors need, writes John van der Luit-Drummond

Giving guidance to the future of the profession

The latest SRA proposals provide wannabe lawyers with even more to consider, writes Kevin Poulter

SJ movers and shakers

The latest news on hires, promotions, mergers, and deals from leading law firms and chambers

Help: I'm not being 'retained by my firm

Don't take not being kept on as a reflection on your abilities. But what happens next, asks Jonathan Smith

SRA proposes regulator-controlled gateway for entry into the profession

Consultation planned following concerns over inconsistencies across legal education providers

A study of 'pension scheme trustees

While mostly fairly obvious, research into the governance structure of schemes has revealed some interesting (and at times concerning) statistics, writes Jennie Kreser

Bar Council seeks views on pupillage gateway date change

Students, recruiters, and chambers called upon to respond to proposals