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Work smarter, not harder: tips to increase lawyer productivity
Hard work is the hallmark of success. Or is it? Lawyers and other legal professionals spend much of their time…
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Impress at training contract interviews: what skills do you have that make you well-suited to this career?
We teamed up with Herbert Smith Freehills to demonstrate how candidates should tackle difficult questions in interviews - and what they should avoid. In part 2, we answer 'what skills do you have that make you well-suited to this career?
We teamed up with Herbert Smith Freehills to demonstrate how candidates should tackle difficult questions in interviews - and what they should avoid. In part 1, we answer 'why do you want to work for an international law firm?'
The Bar is steeped in tradition. Although often considered a profession hampered by antiquated structures, the strong independent Bar remains…
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Karen Ngo, In-house Director of Thomson Reuters Legal UK & Ireland recently attended the ACC Europe Annual Conference, where Thomson…
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With the introduction of direct access, barristers are arguably identical to many other businesses, and can use technology to their advantage. How can barristers take advantage of technology to win new clients?
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In the second part of our series on the CILEx route into the legal profession, we look at the future of the legal industry, and how legal executives are equipping themselves to deliver on it.
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The pros and cons of remote, distributed work teams were a topic of discussion at the recent Thomson Reuters Knowledge Management Forum. More organisations are enabling people to work remotely, yet the consequences are not always fully considered.
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How can lawyers embrace their inner entrepreneur and grow their practice, particularly in a traditional sector like the bar? Read the latest in our series on innovating the bar, looking at the passion, collaboration and innovation you'll need to deliver the right client service.
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