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Linklaters decides against ditching grad recruitment brochures
Magic circle law firm Linklaters has ditched plans to scrap its graduate recruitment brochure after research revealed that students favour paper-based products over their online equivalents.
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CC comes to rescue of last two City-based Halliwells trainees
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Burges Salmon sets up job site for Halliwells trainees
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Clarke Willmott scraps 2012 training programme
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IoP backs Law Soc's bid to create paralegal qualification
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BPP becomes UK's first private university college in three decades
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Weil Gotshal reinstates London associate lockstep
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Improved retention rates give law graduates a fillip
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Bakers makes up seven City partners
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Simmons promotes eight to partnership
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Halliwells trainees face uncertain future as firm files to go into administration
Feel the learn
Fiercer competition for work and talent in an increasingly globalised business environment means firms need to provide their lawyers with a broader-based skill set than previously
White & Case launches Beijing seat for trainees
White & Case has expanded its international trainee solicitor secondment programme to its Beijing office.
BPP awards LLB bursary to mark new uni status
Two lucky sixth formers from London have scooped free places to study law at BPP Law School – the UK’s newest university.
Blunder excludes Indian lawyers from QLTS
Hundreds of foreign qualified lawyers could be prevented from being able to practise law in England and Wales due to an administrative blunder on the new Qualified Lawyers Transfer Scheme (QLTS).
TLT achieves 100 per cent trainee retention rate
TLT Solicitors has managed to claw back its previous 100 per cent newly qualified (NQ) solicitor retention rate record following a drop in its March figure.
Norton Rose trainee joins overseas office after work permit fiasco
The Norton Rose trainee who was at risk of being unable to start their training contract following issues surrounding the granting of a work permit has joined one of the City firm’s overseas offices.
