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Three myths about apprenticeships

There are many myths about apprenticeships. Hillyer McKeown address three that they believe businesses should reconsider.

The life of a child abuse solicitor

Amy Clowrey provides an insight into her life as a solicitor working with child abuse survivors.

Owens and Owens: unreasonable law not unreasonable behaviour?

The Supreme Court hearing of this case reinvigorated the calls for 'no-fault divorce'.

Layman's terms: Communicating law to non-lawyers

Natasha Taylor draws on her experiences as a solicitor advocate in adoption hearings to explain how understanding and empathy can make all the difference when...

The long read: The challenging role of lawyers in crisis response

Keith Ruddock argues that companies - and their legal teams - need to understand what is important to reputation management in a crisis.

Stop saying yes, start saying no

Nikki Alderson, specialist corporate and executive coach, explains how she tackled her fear of saying no to create a more manageable and enjoyable work life.

As Christina Blacklaws takes the reins as new Law Society president, one of her presidential themes is women in leadership in law. How can lawyers...

The GDPR guide for law firms

This podcast is a detailed discussion of our GDPR guide for law firms.

The GDPR and children’s rights

This podcast explores how the EU GDPR affects the data protection rights of children.

Future of Law Lecture Series - Sir Geoffrey Vos on smart contracts

Sir Geoffrey Vos, chancellor of the High Court, gave the inaugural speech to launch Law Society’s new Future of Law Lecture series.

Stud relief: a day in the life of a judge

My advice is borne of experience – I went through the application process three times before I was successful.

Seven funding options your law firm could consider

Andy Preece, commercial funding director at Armstrong Watson LLP, lists seven funding options your firm could consider.

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