The British Broadcasting Company (BBC) is looking for three legal services apprentices to join its legal department. | 12yrs
Latest legal news
Bread producer Hovis is to set up a legal department after being sold off to Gores Group for £30m. | 12yrs
The UK's Radiant Law is shifting from an outsourcing model in South Africa, through provider Exigent, to setting up its own South African base to process high-volume commercial work. | 12yrs
Henry Davis York - with a total payroll of some 400 people - is laying off five lawyers and eight support staff in its Sydney headquarters. | 12yrs
UK-based law firm Berwin Leighton Paisner is to offer outsourcing, virtual transaction teams and other innovations to clients. | 12yrs
US firm Morgan Lewis & Bockius has recruited four lawyers, including three partners, from Bingham McCutchen. | 12yrs
The legal profession is worse than banks when it comes to promoting women. | 12yrs
Ivy League law schools top the bill in the latest survey shining a light on US law education. | 12yrs
CMS is opening its second office in the Gulf region through a new base in Muscat. | 12yrs
McKenna Long & Aldridge is joining LeClairRyan in offering a specialist group to advise on the law relating to unmanned aircraft. | 12yrs
Stephen Mullens, former lawyer in the Formula One empire, looks set to face a trial on corruption charges in Germany with his one-time boss Bernie Ecclestone. | 12yrs
The appointment of two law firms - King & Spalding and Jenner & Block - to investigate GM's recall of certain cars could raise 'conflict of interest' issues, says a professor. | 12yrs
Between 15 and 20 partners are being asked to leave Patton Boggs because they are not contributing enough to firm profitability or overall performance, according to managing partner Edward Newberry. | 12yrs
The London real estate scene is a seller's market at the moment, but it's hard to tell how long the upward trend will last. | 12yrs
The prospect of exposure to legal costs with the US authorities is making European banks cautious about takeovers in the offshore wealth management sector. | 12yrs
Arthur Cox has earned €6m in legal fees from government departments since 2011, nearly six times as much as fellow Big Five firms which has brought in €1.1m. | 12yrs
The Czech government has significantly liberalised corporate law to make it more attractive and competitive. Roman Pecenka and Bohuslav Havel of PRK Partners analyse the changes. | 12yrs
Vieira de Almeida, a prominent Portuguese practice, is setting up a new office in East Timor. | 12yrs
A Dar es Salaam law firm has translated a range of legal texts into English and Kiswahili in order to help Tanzanians understand their legal rights. | 12yrs
Fee earners in the UK are bringing in six per cent more income than a year ago in the top 25 firms, and 4.5 per cent more among the top 100, according to a survey from Deloitte. | 12yrs