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Legal life in... Belgium

Axelle D’heygere, dual qualified lawyer in Belgium, and England and Wales, shares her insights on practising in Belgium

How your personal brand can win you a training contract

Leah Caprani gives five tips to help you to secure a training contract with your own personal brand.

Revocation of Chinese human rights lawyer’s licence to practise

We have co-signed a letter to the Chinese authorities after a lawyer's license to practice was revoked for social media posts on Weibo.

Case study: Judicial recorder Peggy Ray

Peggy Ray talks about the challenges and benefits of being a judicial recorder.

Interview with Whitney Joseph

We spoke with Whitney Joseph about her role as a social mobility ambassador and the bias, challenges and positives of social mobility.

Case study: District judge (magistrates’ court) Tan Ikram

Tan Ikram explains how he progressed from solicitor-advocate to district judge in the magistrates’ court.

Case study: District judge Michael Walker CBE

Michael Walker discusses his route to becoming a district judge.

Case study: Her Honour Judge Frances Kirkham

Frances Kirkham talks about following a non-traditional route to become a judge.

Case study: Judicial recorder Heather Baucher

Heather Baucher offers advice on how to overcome the steep learning curve when taking on a judicial role.

The legal future of accessible aviation for all

Mary Doyle, an accessible aviation consultant, trainer, and writer, discusses flying as a wheelchair user and what is required.

Welsh language SQE

The SRA has laid out a phased approach to achieving full parity of approach between English and Welsh on the SQE over four years.

Transitional arrangements

Timeframes and information for candidates, education providers and employers.

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