Rebecca Morgan

The Law Society of England and Wales is celebrating 20 years since its landmark Diversity Access Scheme (DAS) began and invites talented aspiring solicitors to apply for the 2024 cohort.

In the last weekly update from the Law Society's public affairs team on all the latest developments and debates in Parliament and across Whitehall, one feature was Legal Aid.

February 7, 2024 2 minutes read Register for the Bridget Lindley Memorial Lecture.

Following an Expressions of Interest exercise, the President of the Family Division is pleased to announce the appointment of a Designated Family Judge.

In three of this month's collections, we find ourselves in the shower with the speaker. In Armen Davoudian's opening poem, a mother and son: the speaker steps out in his mother's “lavender robe de chambre,” careful not to spill though “you'd forgive the spillage, or forget.” The poem ends, “What else will you love me despite?”

London firm Hunters Law LLP has announced that Alex Brereton and Dr Maria Wright have joined the firm as Partner and Senior Associate respectively, strengthening the firm's rapidly growing family department, now a team of 15 lawyers.

Boodle Hatfield have revealed a new equal opportunity parental leave policy. The new policy is available to all employees and Partners across the firm and is believed to be a market first for an independent London law firm.

March 6, 2024 5 minutes read The search is on for Resolution's Champions of Family Justice 2024.

March 6, 2024 2 minutes read Applications are invited for a number of fixed term posts assisting the Lords and Lady Justices of Appeal.

This stack of May books reminds me of why I love the lyric poem, its flexibilities of tone, of voice, of movement, how much it allows for, even in the smallest of spaces, be it line or poem. Among this batch of poets you'll find an Episcopal priest; a librarian-turned-professor; a provost at a Christian college; and a celebrated Swedish poet and playwright whose concise poems make her a perfect