Issues affecting the Legal Profession
Lawyers will need to be keeping their legal knowledge up to date as the UK Government introduced new immigration laws on 6th April 2022 which may potentially catch lawyers out if they are not careful.
Issues affecting the Legal Profession
For any aspiring lawyer, applying at a law firm for work experience, a vacation scheme, or for a training contract will be part of the parcel. You will need their expertise, knowledge and experience
Issues affecting the Legal Profession
The judiciary have decided to make some changes to the additional protocol to the Criminal Procedure Rules which are applied in the England and Wales Criminal Law courts. The headline figure from
Issues affecting the Legal Profession
Put yourself in the place of a job candidate who has been selected for an interview. To gain an advantage the candidate may have spent time preparing. This may have involved considering the potential
Issues affecting the Legal Profession
The Saudi Arabian government is enacting this Law because it aligns with its goals under the Saudi Vision 2030 which laid the foundation for the country’s future and set out its ambitions including.
Issues affecting the Legal Profession
Normally when lawyers take instructions from their clients they have a meeting, open a respective file and issue a client care letter to confirm instructions. Lawyers then act as instructed in return
Issues affecting the Legal Profession
In February 2022 the Employment Tribunal released its judgment in the case of Mr Philip Bialick and NNE Law Limited following a three day hearing which took place between the 15th and 17th December
Issues affecting the Legal Profession
On the 17th of February 2022, the Law Society released its long-awaited response to a Solicitors Regulation Authority consultation on raising the level of fines available, warning of the consequences
Issues affecting the Legal Profession
On 2nd February 2022 the Solicitors Regulation Authority rebuked a solicitor for breaching his warrant of authority by failing to take written instructions from his client. The solicitor had put
