All work and no play: how law kills your love life
Wanting to be in a relationship is an entirely natural desire for most 20- to 30-somethings, yet the process of finding and maintaining a partner is ever-difficult for time-poor lawyers.
Infected blood scandal: How the victims and their lawyers are still seeking justice
Six years since the Infected Blood inquiry launched, the scandal poses questions about the real challenges that vulnerable victims face when dealing with a complex legal system.
Beyond the Bubble: Behind Ward Hadaway’s growth push
Newcastle firm Ward Hadaway wants to be a £100m firm in the next decade, meaning it needs to add 10 per cent to its revenue every year. Here’s how it intends to do it.
Post Office Horizon inquiry: The four things you missed last week
It was the turn of the general counsels last week to give their perspective on the Post Office Horizon scandal. Here’s what they had to say about Womble Bond Dickinson, Linklaters and litigation funders. For live updates, check out our live blog. Funders react to Womble Bond’s plan to “stretch out the litigation process” Earlier […]
It’s not all about you
The use of LinkedIn for self-promotion has skyrocketed in the last decade, as businesspeople use social media to attract new opportunities and position themselves with authority in their industry. But it’s important to tread with caution.
‘When it hits the fan, throw the textbook out’: Hill Dickinson’s outgoing CEO has seen it all
Over two decades Peter Jackson has steered his firm through mergers, spin-offs and redundancies to growth