United Kingdom: Management

Skyler Broadhead shares her unconventional journey from village law firm receptionist to Managing Paralegal at Rothera Bray, specializing in children's law and domestic violence cases. Her story reveals how curiosity, determination, and supportive mentorship can build a successful legal career without a traditional law degree.

6 April 2026 saw the most significant wave of reforms to UK employment law since the Employment Rights Act (ERA) 2025 came into force in December...

Michael Levenstein has been featured in The Lawyer as part of a reflective piece exploring career “sliding doors” moments, memorable experiences of pupillage, and advice...

Billables, realization, profit per partner, average fee, new files opened, aged receivables – the dashboards get more sophisticated every year. I'm not anti-metrics. In fact, I like them.

On its own, cognitive overload in lawyers may seem to be an inalienable part of working in a law firm.

Amid economic and geopolitical uncertainty, dealmakers are leaning on different skillsets to get transactions over the line...

The "Gratitude Gap" keeps many attorneys stuck in a cycle of striving. This story shows what happens when you stop to acknowledge how far you've already come.

Every year, we meet some of the most talented and driven individuals looking to begin their legal careers as a trainee solicitor.

As I did not study IP at university, my first real exposure to it came during my first seat at the previous global law firm where I trained.