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Black History Month: a collaborative perspective

We asked members of the profession to tell us what Black History Month means to them and what it represents.

Cutting through the Gordian Knot of SQE

Greg Smith unpacks the complexities of the Solicitors' Qualifying Examination.

Coronavirus and the recession: the impact on solicitors and law firms and the support available

Linda Lee looks at the financial issues solicitors and law firms are now facing, highlighting areas to consider and how the Law Society can help.

Preparing for judicial applications and selection days

In partnership with the Judicial Appointments Commission (JAC), this webinar will help you prepare for the application process to become a judge, including selection days

Virtual hearings at work: the FCA test case

Mishcon de Reya acted for both intervenors in the well-publicised FCA v Arch and others business interruption insurance test case.

Snowflakes and boomers: generational diversity in the office

Coral Hill, Associate Professor at the University of Law and a non-practising solicitor, looks at inter-generational expectations in the workplace.

Lifting the taboo: let’s talk m for menopause

Lauren Chiren, executive health coach and menopause specialist, discusses the m word: menopause.

Financial remedy consent order applications: mandation of online applications

Stuart Clark shares his insight into HMCTS's work on digitisation of applications and developing the online platform.

The negative effects of 'positive' stories: why the legal sector needs to improve its portrayal of disabled people

Demi Rixon talks about the negative effects of common 'positive' portrayals of disability, and how the legal sector can improve.

Advice to my younger self

Leah Caprani gives advice to her younger self and all other junior lawyers starting out in the legal profession.

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