With the Solicitors Qualifying Examination going live in two years, now is the time for law firms and education providers to work together to deliver training that meets business needs, argues Jackie Panter
Lawyers’ wellbeing statistics are not a good read and scientists are still piecing together the reasons why this should be so, explains Dr Bob Murray
Solicitors Journal’s first CPD survey since the new regime was introduced in November 2016 reveals a profession struggling to come to grips with a far less prescriptive system
The battle for women equality needs to focus on measurable initiatives, says Pippa Allsop
Jean-Yves Gilg asks what more can be done to ensure lawyers have the mental health support they need to stay at the top of their game
The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has confirmed potential changes to its rules regarding non-UK solicitors in case the country leaves the EU without a deal at the end of the month.
It started with the Legal Services Act and the financial downturn. Now, with the advent of technology and changing consumer habits, lawyers are finally taking business skills a lot more seriously, says Edward O’Rourke
Dr Kate Cook considers how the centenary of some women gaining the right to vote is inspiring the next generation of law professionals
Dr Kate Cook considers how the centenary of some women gaining the right to vote is inspiring the next generation of law professionals
Love them or hate them, rainmakers are what makes most firms tick, but in addition to support, they need to be controlled, says Alicia Fortinberry
