Training and education
Alex Aldridge looks at how exclusive training deals came to dominate legal education, while Charlotte Edmond assesses law firms' efforts to reach out to a more diverse group of aspiring lawyers...
January 04, 2010 at 06:31 AM
1 minute read
All tied up – Within a decade, training for major law firms has switched to exclusive provider deals. Alex Aldridge asks how much further the revolution is set to run.
Moving on up – After the the Milburn report sparked renewed claims of elitism in law, Charlotte Edmond assesses the debate about what firms can – and should – do to boost social mobility.
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