The Rise Of ADR Within The Civil Justice System
Alternative Dispute Resolution is an all-encompassing umbrella term for the different techniques used to resolve conflict outside of court. The use of ADR has become increasingly popular over recent
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Conveyancer Job Description
A lot of people aren’t sure of what a conveyancer is and what they do, this article will explain all the important parts of becoming a conveyancer, from qualification to responsibilities to salary.
Top 3 Most Influential Lord Justices in Modern Times
Lord Justices are some of the most influential people in our society, and with good reason. These judges make decisions on a daily basis which can affect both personal lives as well as criminal
The day Allen & Overy shined for its client
Born in China to a working-class family. Xu arrived to the UK with big dreams.He joined G-Research, an algorithmic trading fund, and associated company owned by De Putron, a sleeper multi-millionaire
Linklaters Moving Away From Lockstep Pay Model
Linklaters is the latest corporate law firm to soften its traditional partner compensation model, attracting and retaining top talents by adapting to fierce competition, and at the same time
Each to their own leaf: Life as an Intellectual Property Lawyer
Working as an intellectual property lawyer requires knowledge of copyright, trademarks, patents, and licensing. In addition, an intellectual property lawyer needs to be prepared to advise and protect
How to Plan Office Christmas Party the Remote Working Way
This Christmas, plan something unique for your colleagues by hosting an exciting Christmas party virtually with the help of these tips.
5 Tips for Securing a Legal Internship
How do you know if a legal internship is right for you? This article will explore how to pick your own internship and give you some recommendations on what to look for in a legal internship.
Human Rights Act: UK Government Unveils Reform Proposals
Issues affecting the Legal Profession
The government announced its intention to reform section 3 of the law to drastically limit the ability of public authorities and courts to read interpretations of the law in a human rights manner, if
