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Career options for solicitors

Once you qualify as a solicitor, you can work in-house, in private practice, as a sole practitioner, as a solicitor advocate or in the judiciary.

Dealing with redundancy

Husnara Begum, former City lawyer turned legal career coach, shares tips to help with your next move following redundancy.

Ransomware – the alarming cybercrime trend of 2020

Lindsay Hill, CEO at Mitigo, discusses the alarming trend of ransomware attacks on law firms that has continued throughout the pandemic.

Pakistan human rights defender disappearance

We are gravely concerned about the presumed enforced disappearance of a human rights defender in Pakistan.

Solicitor judges and higher rights

Learn about how you can structure your career path, with the intention of becoming a judge down the line.

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Junior lawyers must do our bit to guard our profession against unethical behaviour

Jonathan Hodge discusses how junior lawyers can guard against unethical behaviour in the legal profession.

Concern over Polish judge’s immunity

We're concerned about the National Prosecution Office in Poland's motion to waive a judge's immunity.

Investigation of Turkish bar associations

We’re concerned that the Ankara Prosecutor’s office has launched a criminal investigation against the Ankara Bar Association.

VAT on expenses: What can I claim for?

Emma Forrester, VAT consultant at Armstrong Watson, explains what VAT can be recovered on typical law firm expenses.

Imprisoned Turkish lawyers at risk of coronavirus

We have concerns over the risk of lawyers imprisoned in Turkey contracting Covid-19 while in custody.

Arrest of 10 Turkish lawyers

We've asked the Turkish authorities to stop all intimidation and harassment, including arbitrary arrest and detention, against members of the legal profession.

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