Naughty law schools and naughty ladies week, it’s this week’s legal collectibles; some serious, mostly spurious…
Signs of life are appearing on the graduate recruitment front but that looks set to be matched by NQ fallout…
Yes, there’s even a guide for this…
Law firms are lining up to get their hands on external cash post Legal Services Act deregulation…
Delving further into the mind of the lawyer who hoped to sell his degree for “$59,250 or best offer”…
And that’s not the only bad news for the sole Brit amongst the big 4 record companies…
The South Wales firm leads the way with it’s CO2 emissions per employee at skeletal 0.8 tonnes…
Those animal rights activists have got some crackpot ideas…
Snoop Dogg, or Cordozar Calvin Broadus Jr to his folks, was banned from entering Britain after being arrested for violent disorder at Heathrow Airport in May 2006…
Ringing round backpacking hostels tring to get corporate associates back to work is no mean feat…
We’re not suggesting this tactic will work…
Try not to react like this…
The graduate recruitment doors have reopened and associates are getting a shiny new bonus scheme…
Do you consider the floor an extension of your desk…?
A veritable roller coaster of legal tales…
U.S. Firms in London don’t want unknown quantities but they’re happy to raid each other for whole teams…
It’s not a one way street, lawyers are allowed to give out a bit of hating too…
Allen & Overy recently launched a flexible working scheme to encourage more women to join the firm’s partnership; now Clifford Chance are working on a strategy to acheive something similar…
First it was bankers getting itchy feet over UK taxes, now foreign law firms are cooling on the City…
