Top 5 Legal Recruitment Agencies in UK
A recruitment agency is a business that is paid to find suitable workers for other organisations. They act as an intermediary between the organisation that is looking to hire someone and a job
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Biggest Law Firms UK
Across the UK there are many top law firms that make up the biggest law firms in the UK, all these firms share similar qualities, such that they operate in the corporate world and work as
Landing a Graduate Job
It is irrefutable that landing a graduate job after university has been hard for every cohort ceaselessly due to the highly competitive graduate job market and overabundance of qualified individuals
The Differences Between Solicitors and Barristers
In the UK Legal System, there are two types of lawyers: barristers and solicitors. In its most basic form, a barrister is a legal representative who represents, defends, and advocates for clients in
Is there Fair Competition for International Students in securing a Training Contract
In 2018/2019, 485,645 international students pursued their degrees in the UK and the number only increases every passing year.[1]Focusing on the legal field, about 5500 training contracts jobs are
Turning the Tables… In Your Favour
You are standing in the great hall of your university. Everywhere around you erupt sounds of cheering and indecipherable chattering. Everyone is dressed in dark robes and mortarboards, a common
Solicitors vs Barristers
On a basic level, a barrister will generally provide advice to clients whilst representing, defending and advocating for them in court, and they must wear a wig and gown whilst doing so. They are
Chinese buy out of UK Schools
There has been increasing attention showed to the expansion of Bright Scholar, a Nasdaq-listed Chinese schools’ group, who has been acquiring UK schools over the past few years. Arguably, Nigel
UKSC ruled: Uber Drivers are Workers, not Self-employed Contractors. A Step towards full-fledged Employee Rights?
The United Kingdom Supreme Court ruled on 19th February 2021 that uber drivers are not independent contractors, but instead qualify as workers and their contracts should be treated as workers’
