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The prime minister says the country needs to ‘build, baby, build’ to alleviate the housing crisis. But as planning lawyers tell Maria Shahid, there are daunting obstacles standing in the…
A&O Shearman retains 37 of 54 qualifying trainees – Legal Cheek
69% A&O Shearman has announced a summer trainee retention score of 69% as it continues to adjust to life post mega-merger. The transatlantic powerhouse confirmed 37 trainees have accepted offers…
Latest Osprey podcast highlights how firms can build financial resilience for long term gains – Legal Futures
Osprey Approach’s latest podcast discusses how to build a financially resilient law firm by managing cash flow, understanding financial data, and preparing for future challenges. The post Latest Osprey podcast…
Commercial real estate lawyers’ market report – AI and climate change: risks, challenges and rewards – Legal Futures
Following the launch of our latest commercial real estate report, Elizabeth Jarvis, Landmark’s Legal and Search Divisional Director, outlines some of the key findings from discussions with real estate lawyers.…
‘As an NQ lawyer, would moving offshore damage my career?’ – Legal Cheek
Change of scene In our latest Career Conundrum, a soon-to-be qualified solicitor is looking for a new role overseas but is worried about what impact it might have on their…
Breaking down barriers between fee-earners and finance teams – Legal Futures
Many law firms grapple with a divide between fee-earners and finance teams, which can create friction that risks undermining regulatory requirements, profitability and client service. The post Breaking down barriers…
Law firm named by LeO hits out at “egregious” decision – Legal Futures
One of the law firms named by the Legal Ombudsman in the first three full findings it has published has described the decision to do so as “egregious”. The post…
Chambers distances itself from barrister over aggressive tweets – Legal Futures
Garden Court Chambers has distanced itself from comments made by a pro-Palestinian member, which included him telling one X user to “Get my name out of your mouth, fascist-Zionist scum”.…
Law firms “should not need diagnoses” on neurodiversity – Legal Futures
Law firms should respond to the needs of neurodivergent lawyers without requiring them to produce formal diagnoses, a senior neurodiverse solicitor has said. The post Law firms “should not need…
Gender-critical barrister wins groundbreaking claim against her vets – Legal Futures
The barrister who successfully sued her chambers over the way it investigated complaints about her gender-critical views has now won a claim against a vets practice for similar discrimination. The…
Why law firms should get LOCS:23 certified – Legal Futures
As the digital transformation of the legal sector accelerates, the pressure to protect sensitive client data and ensure compliance with GDPR and other regulatory standards has never been greater. The…