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Career Planning for Junior Lawyers: Why Your Next Move Shouldn't Be Your First Thought
When junior lawyers think about career planning, it's often triggered by a specific event. Qualification is approaching, a colleague has handed in their notice, someone mentions salaries at another firm, or a recruiter gets in touch on LinkedIn. Suddenly the question becomes: "Should I move?" The problem is that career planning isn't really about deciding whether to move firms. It's about understanding where you're trying to get to in the first place. The lawyers who tend to


Renters' Rights Act: Written Information Requirements for New and Existing Private Tenancies
Aaron Taylor Solicitor MSB Solicitors The Government has now formally published the prescribed written information requirements and the Renters' Rights Act Information Sheet 2026. New Tenancies from 1 May 2026: For any Assured Tenancy granted on or after 1 May 2026, Landlords must provide Tenants with written information about the key terms of their Tenancy at the outset. This will not affect Social Housing Tenancies, but will affect any Private Assured Tenancies held by Regi


May 2026 Issue: National Youth Advocacy Service
Tija Fitzgerald Solicitor Brabners NYAS is a leading rights-based charity that supports children and young people in care across England and Wales, ensuring their voices are heard and their wishes and feelings are represented during important decisions about their lives. As an Independent Visitor, you are matched with a young person in care and build a long-term, consistent and trusted relationship with them. The role is entirely independent from social services, schools and


Career Planning for Junior Lawyers: Why Your Next Move Shouldn't Be Your First Thought
When junior lawyers think about career planning, it's often triggered by a specific event. Qualification is approaching, a colleague has handed in their notice, someone mentions salaries at another firm, or a recruiter gets in touch on LinkedIn. Suddenly the question becomes: "Should I move?" The problem is that career planning isn't really about deciding whether to move firms. It's about understanding where you're trying to get to in the first place. The lawyers who tend to


Renters' Rights Act: Written Information Requirements for New and Existing Private Tenancies
Aaron Taylor Solicitor MSB Solicitors The Government has now formally published the prescribed written information requirements and the Renters' Rights Act Information Sheet 2026. New Tenancies from 1 May 2026: For any Assured Tenancy granted on or after 1 May 2026, Landlords must provide Tenants with written information about the key terms of their Tenancy at the outset. This will not affect Social Housing Tenancies, but will affect any Private Assured Tenancies held by Regi


May 2026 Issue: National Youth Advocacy Service
Tija Fitzgerald Solicitor Brabners NYAS is a leading rights-based charity that supports children and young people in care across England and Wales, ensuring their voices are heard and their wishes and feelings are represented during important decisions about their lives. As an Independent Visitor, you are matched with a young person in care and build a long-term, consistent and trusted relationship with them. The role is entirely independent from social services, schools and
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