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American Bar Association sues to block Trump's attacks on law firms
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American Bar Association sues to block Trump's attacks on law firms

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The American Bar Association sued the Trump administration on Monday, seeking an order that would bar the White House from pursuing what the ABA called a campaign of intimidation against major law firms. See the Story
The ‘Godfather of AI’ Says This Sector Will Be Safe From Being Replaced by Tech—but Even Then, only the ‘Very Skilled’ Will Hold Down a Job
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The ‘Godfather of AI’ Says This Sector Will Be Safe From Being Replaced by Tech—but Even Then, only the ‘Very Skilled’ Will Hold Down a Job

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Ex-Google AI boss Geoffery Hinton has a stark prediction for workers: Most of you are about to get replaced. Anthropic's and Klarna’s CEOs have issued similar warnings.See the Story
Aspiring lawyer wins right to sue Clyde & Co over alleged discrimination after TC rejections - Legal Cheek
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Aspiring lawyer wins right to sue Clyde & Co over alleged discrimination after TC rejections - Legal Cheek

Law grad claims she was unfairly denied remote assessment An aspiring lawyer has been given the go-ahead to pursue legal action against Clyde & Co over alleged discrimination after being rejected for a training contract, though parts of her claim have been struck out by a judge. The City law firm initially tried to block Anne Epelle’s claim, arguing that she had waited too long to bring it. However, employment Judge Oliver Segal found that the a…Read Article

Judge warns of embargo breach after claimant’s husband sent draft judgment - Legal Cheek

‘Unidentified glitch’ A High Court judge has issued a stern warning to solicitors after their client breached a court embargo by sending a confidential draft judgment to her husband. Three days before ruling on an inheritance dispute, His Honour Judge Paul Matthews circulated the draft judgment to parties and their lawyers. In this instance the claimant was invited by her solicitors to check for typos. The draft judgment — including the substanc…London, England · LondonRead Article

Aspiring barrister’s ‘ever expanding spiral’ ends in paralegal role - Legal Cheek

Unconventional job hunt pays off An aspiring barrister who set out on foot in an “ever expanding spiral” from his home in search of legal work has now landed a role. Legal Cheek readers will recall last week’s story of City University bar graduate Thomas Isaac, who took to LinkedIn to share his somewhat unusual approach to job hunting. Isaac, who holds a first class degree in computer science, shared that he has begun walking in an ever-expandin…London, England · LondonRead Article

Personal injury solicitor struck off for diverting client damages to wife-linked rehab business - Legal Cheek

Faked invoices and correspondence A personal injury solicitor who diverted a portion of his client’s settlement payment into a rehabilitation company connected with his wife, creating false documentation in order to do so, has been struck off. Fasar Mahmood, a consultant at West Yorkshire firm Tyler Hoffman, told his client that she had been awarded £3,800 in damages following a personal injury claim. When she expressed her disappointment with t…Leeds, England · LeedsRead Article

'We rather like hanging around law libraries': Top judges reveal their attitudes towards AI - Legal Cheek

Human input remains crucial A new report has shed light on senior judges’ views on AI, highlighting both the areas of their work that could benefit from the technology and their concerns about its use. The study used focus‑group discussions with 12 judges from across the UK judicial hierarchy, including five members of the Supreme Court, to dig into a range of attitudes towards AI. A certain amount of enthusiasm for the technology was shown. One…Artificial Intelligence · United KingdomRead Article

How City Law Firms Can Be More Gen Z Friendly - Legal Cheek

Why understanding values, challenging stereotypes and fostering two-way learning is key to retaining the next generation of lawyers A recent survey revealed that younger generations are demanding more than ever from their employers. Beyond good pay and a safe, non-toxic workplace, Gen Z and millennial workers are looking for flexibility, a sense of purpose, and genuine support for their wellbeing. In this article, Laveen Ladharam, a corporate se…London, England · LondonSee the Story

SRA tweaks how SQE students apply for reasonable adjustments  - Legal Cheek

Regulator takes steps to improve process The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has made several changes to the way students apply for reasonable adjustments during the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE). The regulator has introduced a new application form with a series of targeted questions designed to minimise the need for follow-up clarification from students on their requirements. The SRA hopes this will shorten the time between a ca…London, England · LondonRead Article

Aspiring barrister walks ‘ever expanding spiral’ in creative legal job hunt - Legal Cheek

Facing rejection online, Thomas Isaac is taking his CV to law firms’ doors Thomas Isaac An aspiring lawyer is taking an unconventional approach to securing legal work experience, walking in an ever expanding spiral from his home and handing out CVs to law firms he passes along the way. Going the extra mile is Thomas Isaac, a City University bar graduate who has been documenting his unique approach step by step (quite literally) on LinkedIn. In a…London, England · LondonRead Article

Mid-tier UK law firms hand big pay rises to junior lawyers

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Newly qualified solicitors will earn as much as £140,000 a year in race to attract and keep talentLaw · LondonSee the Story

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