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5 ways to boost your productivity that are backed by science

The internet is full of articles claiming to provide the secret to limitless personal productivity. If only we got out of bed earlier, organised our...

Three steps to better negotiating

All solicitors are negotiators. But not all solicitors are good negotiators in all situations. Ciarán Fenton provides a three-step guide to negotiation and selling.

Become a circuit judge for enhanced job satisfaction

Circuit judge Anne Molyneux explains why you should consider becoming a circuit judge.

Marketing yourself

In the legal sector it's not just about what you know, but who you know and how you present yourself to them.

Should I work in-house?

What are the pros and cons, what skills will you need, and if you decide to move in the opposite direction, how easy might that...

Rethinking retirement

Retirement is becoming a thing of the past, says Patricia Wheatley Burt. We – and our firms – need to be planning for portfolio careers.

Taking your career beyond the law

Career coach and outplacement specialist Husnara Begum shares her tips for successfully moving to a career outside law.

How to prepare for a care trial

How to prepare for a contested hearing and cross-examination of a witness.

Case note: Appeal against a non-molestation and occupation order

This case note describes the decision behind an unsuccessful appeal against a non-molestation and occupation order.

Q&A: Funke Abimbola

Funke Abimbola talks about maintaining a work-life balance, how she prioritises the many causes close to her heart, and why Elizabeth I is her role...

Apprenticeship stories

Insights and experiences from firms and their apprentices.

Vulnerable witnesses in family law cases and the application of PD12J

Heather Popley, barrister at No5 Chambers, discusses Sir James Munby's statement on the cross-examination of vulnerable people.

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