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SQE gets green light for Covid safety
First exam is due to go ahead on 8 November, with plans in place for social distancing and enhanced cleaning.
Chinese law skills still sought by City firms, says top university
One in 10 young lawyers worldwide 'experiencing suicidal thoughts'
Six months to SQE: Chancery Lane announces countdown
Race commission: criminal justice disparity contributing to negative stereotypes of black men
Chambers criticised for giving pupils silent treatment
In-house
Council lawyers prepare to lose virtual meetings despite court challenge
Judges will decide if local authorities can continue to hold meetings remotely after 6 May.
Features
March Council meeting
SQE: Six months to go
A little learning is a dangerous thing
Moving into environmental law
Getting your secondment right first time
Rebels with a cause
Content warning: lawyers shouldn't normalise traumatic material
Lessons learned from finding my way back to the workplace
Prosecute the firms that force junior solicitors to cover up mistakes
How many more like Claire Matthews?
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Wellbeing
One in 10 young lawyers worldwide 'experiencing suicidal thoughts'
Survey by the International Bar Association finds that wellbeing among lawyers is a cause for global concern.
A little learning is a dangerous thing
Top firm tells staff they can choose how and when they work
Rebels with a cause
Content warning: lawyers shouldn't normalise traumatic material
Prosecute the firms that force junior solicitors to cover up mistakes
How many more like Claire Matthews?
Charity pledges to help solicitors bounce back from pandemic
Struck-off junior solicitor Claire Matthews to have case re-heard by SDT
News focus: Every little helps - FTSE 100 panels and diversity (part 2)
New breed of law firm consultancy transforming the market
