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“Why I Quit Law To Become a Porn Star”

When judging whether a law job is the job you really want, you’ll doubtless gauge the various options: teaching, banking, business – but what of pornography, for instance? Which is precisely what English law student Ella Hughes decided after making waves online, so to speak, with her pornographic acting. Her first video achieved over 4 […]

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How Chloe Swarbrick’s LLB & Multiple Careers Helped Create Her Latest Job in Parliament

Chloe Swarbrick, 23, the newbie MP and the youngest to warm a parliamentary seat for 42 years, is the lawyer who didn’t want to be a lawyer but has nevertheless engaged in multiple careers by her current, young age. The Green Party MP who was almost certainly elected this weekend, barring any upset with special

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“Pleeease Judge” . . The Problem of a Much Needed Bathroom Break in Court

Having a much-needed bathroom break when you’re an attorney in court is an issue that has landed a US judge in the midst of an ethics investigation. However the Judge’s own ‘evidence’ of the bathroom incident has resulted in conflicting testimony over the bathroom break. Georgia judge Courtney Johnson was reported in the Atlanta Journal-Constitutionthere was

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“Changing Shape” of UK Legal Market Sees Hogans Change Too

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Law firm Hogans is restructuring its operations with around 90 staff in London set to move out of the City as Hogans looks to grow its services centre in Johannesburg and its Birmingham office. The Law Gazette reports that Hogans’ moves will result in 78 business services roles and 12 legal support roles being removed

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