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Alex Norris sworn in as Lord Chancellor, marking start of new legal year in UK today.
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City lawyers face golden handcuffs despite £180k+ salaries, trapped by lavish lifestyles and financial constraints tied to elite legal careers.
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Only 41% of UK bar students secure pupillage within five years, reveals the Bar Standards Board's latest training report.
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Barrister pupil awards in the UK have hit record highs, with leading chambers offering up to £100,000 in pupillage compensation.
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Court denies injunctions in Six Days game dispute
A High Court decision involving the video game Six Days in Fallujah has laid bare the difficulties of obtaining interim injunctions when legal conflicts.
Digital blueprints drive UK 3D gun convictions
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