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On February 15th, the Oxford Union debated the motion, “This House believes women have to sacrifice too much for love.” This Valentine’s Day-themed debate is the second all-women debate in the Union's history since the first one was held in Trinity Term 2022. 

Chasing payments is a perennial problem for small businesses but this year the problem has become even more acute, a survey suggests.More than half of small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) have

As US lawyers call on universities to crack down on hate speech, their British counterparts have failed to raise similar concerns

Young lawyers are refusing to work for clients they see as unethical even if they pay more money, a new survey has found.

Younger lawyers are asking to duck out of work on clients who clash with their 'ethical' standards, a new survey has revealed

Obelisk Support underscores ESG credentials with rare B Corp certification

Tim Constable flags new firm’s advocacy of B Corp certification as driver for move

While hybrid and part-time working are the norm, survey uncovers need for more practical support for women

Creative thinking needed to attract those considering a return to the law

Ari Kaplan recently spoke with leading chief executive officers in a year-end CEO roundtable discussion on Zoom.