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Tackling interviews, routes to the profession and burnout

This webinar series for junior and aspiring lawyers looks at different stages of the journey into the legal profession, from the entry routes to interview...

The miserable middle? Moving on from an in-house role

Speaker and former in-house lawyer Toby Hornett discusses the difficult period at the beginning of a new role and how to overcome it.

Dear Legal Profession – letter from a solicitor apprentice

Emily Shields is a third-year solicitor apprentice at Osborne Clarke in Bristol, having joined straight from sixth form in 2019 as part of the firm's...

5 tips for lawyers to level up on LinkedIn

Personal branding expert for lawyers, Daisy Doardo, shares her secrets on how to expand your network and win new business.

Five top tips for newly qualified lawyers

Simon Ashcroft, a newly qualified in-house lawyer, shares the five things you should know when embarking on your legal career.

No-fault divorce: what are the new rules and procedures?

On 6 April 2022, there was a significant change in divorce law for England and Wales. It's the first change for 50 years. We held...

Online damages claims become mandatory

From 4 April 2022, claims covered by practice direction 51ZB must be issued through the online damages claim service.

The rule of law: what does it really mean?

In a keynote speech at Gray’s Inn on 15 February 2022, I. Stephanie Boyce, president of the Law Society, set out her view of what...

Artificial intelligence (AI) and the future of work

In 2021, we asked experts to predict what the workplace will be like in 2050. The remarkable findings were published in a report called Future...

Empathy and sensitivity: a new approach for no-fault divorce

No-fault divorce is the biggest shake up in family law for decades and involves a whole new set of procedures. As family lawyer Rita Gupta...

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