HeyJaredLegal Cheek
Legal Cheek is a UK-focused legal news and careers outlet covering the legal profession with an emphasis on law students, junior lawyers, and developments in the legal market.
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 68
- Latest publication
- Sep 29, 2026
- Audience
- Top 500K sites
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- Jul 6, 2026
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Barrister hit with £7k costs bill after joining hearing from train (opens the original)
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‘Totally inappropriate’ A barrister has been ordered to pay almost £7,000 in wasted costs after attempting to conduct the first day of an employment tribunal hearing while travelling on trains in Germany.</stro
Mills & Reeve keeps 26 of 29 autumn qualifiers (opens the original)
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90% Mills & Reeve has posted an autumn trainee retention score of 90%, keeping on 26 of its 29 qualifying trainees. The 29-strong group is the firm
What it’s really like to pull all-nighters and work weekends as a junior lawyer (opens the original)
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Big pay, long hours Legal Cheek’s latest Trainee and Junior Lawyer Survey, based on more than 2,000 anonymous responses from trainees and junior lawyers across 110+ firms, revealed a strikingly varied picture of working life across the profession, from 12-hour-plus days at some
Monday morning round-up (opens the original)
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The top legal affairs news stories from this morning and the weekend AI wrecking ball fractures billable-hour fee
Sky’s new drama ‘War’ pits elite London law firms against each other in high-profile divorce case (opens the original)
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Drops next week Credit: HBO A new legal drama is set to t
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