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Qualifying with a non-law degree

If you have a degree in a subject that is not law, you can study the foundations of legal knowledge by taking the Graduate Diploma...

Sarah Mumford caught up with Colette Best, director of anti-money laundering at the SRA, following the thematic review of trust and company service providers.

How to communicate with autistic people at work

Simon Day is a copywriter and blogger who specialises in writing about health and safety and autism. He recently discovered he has autism.

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.

Legal life in... Belgium

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

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We have co-signed a letter to the Chinese authorities after a lawyer's license to practice was revoked for social media posts on Weibo.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

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