Socially conscious and digitally savvy, Gen Z is transforming legal culture from within the system
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Gen Z is redefining legal careers — with social media, activism, and work-life balance

“Be you ever so high, the law is above you. Lord Denning (1974, The Family Story) “

“Be you ever so high, the law is above you. Lord Denning (1974, The Family Story) “

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Government launches £1.5 million fund to assist Windrush victims in compensation claims

Government launches £1.5 million fund to assist Windrush victims in compensation claims
The £1.5 million fund will provide support to community groups aiding Windrush compensation claims
Law

Wills reform dominates Law Society private client conference at chancery lane

Wills reform dominates Law Society private client conference at chancery lane
Law Commission’s wills bill and client communication issues take centre stage at conference

Judge slams doctor who confused twins and called her own

Doctor’s flawed evidence nearly led to wrongful care order after mixing up twin children’s records

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Magistrate helped barred solicitor re-enter court—now she’s facing official misconduct warning

Magistrate helped barred solicitor re-enter court—now she’s facing official misconduct

Judge Jenna McKinney sanctioned after bypassing court security to let solicitor re-enter through side door
A&O Shearman, Kirkland, and Latham join Trump’s $700m pro bono legal deal amid sanctions

A&O Shearman, Kirkland, and Latham join Trump’s $700m pro bono

Top law firms including A&O Shearman, Kirkland, and Latham commit to $700m pro bono in exchange for
Law firm accused of witness intimidation in explosive discrimination case

Law firm accused of witness intimidation in explosive discrimination case

Judge blasts law firm for ‘unreasonably intimidating’ witness in high-profile race bias employment claim
Judges granted AI tools on personal devices, sparking ethics debate

Judges granted AI tools on personal devices, sparking ethics debate

Judges gain AI access but are warned it must not replace legal reasoning or breach sensitive data