Women in the Law – Page 2
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ProfilePartner in crime
Much more needs to be done to stop vulnerable people getting lost in the criminal justice system, says solicitor of the year Chloe Jay.
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Opinion
Mother in law: Kamala Harris and the next generation
Diary of a busy practitioner, juggling work and family somewhere in England.
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News
Freshfields' first female senior partner overwhelmed by support
Georgia Dawson tells Next 100 Years event the significance of her appointment did not immediately sink in.
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Opinion
Mother in law: Going 'back' to work
Diary of a busy practitioner, juggling work and family somewhere in England.
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News
Solicitor will head Cambridge college
Financial regulation specialist Loretta Minghella succeeds Lord Grabiner QC.
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Opinion
Women in law continue to be put under pressure by crisis
Study highlights concerns that redundancies are more likely to impact women, whether due to roles they traditionally work in or childcare responsibilities.
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Profile
My journey to partnership and hopes for the future
My advice to under-represented people in the profession: be the very best you can be and do not think you are on your own.
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Feature
BSN – 25 years of striving for equality
Networks like the Black Solicitors Network are both a precursor to progress and a way of defending it.
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Opinion
A record of firsts
Achievements of people of African and Caribbean ancestry should be acknowledged, remembered and celebrated.
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Opinion
A barrister’s fraught journey through the ranks
In Black and White: A Young Barrister’s Story of Race and Class in a Broken Justice System | Alexandra Wilson
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Profile
My legal life: Sonia Ahmad, Banks Kelly
Director of Banks Kelly Solicitors, London, where she regularly works on complex multi-jurisdictional cases.
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Opinion
Mother in law: Trying to be cheerful
Diary of a busy practitioner, juggling work and family somewhere in England.
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Profile
My legal life: Placida Uzoamaka Ojinnaka
Committee member of the Lawyers with Disabilities Division.
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Opinion
Mother in law: Making mistakes
Diary of a busy practitioner, juggling work and family somewhere in England.
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News
Iranian human rights lawyer wins ‘alternative Nobel prize’ from cell
Nasrin Sotoudeh recognised for ‘unrelenting commitment to justice’.
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News
Midlands firms join forces and commit to expansion plans
Coventry firm dating back more than 200 years has brought another practice on board.
