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Welcome to our features section. Keep up to date with the latest topics and issues facing legal practitioners and consumers. From our top tips to the very latest regulatory developments and proposals, there’s something for everyone.

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Find the right kind of support while WFH

23.10.20

`We are all in this together' is something you will have heard before but it is true! In these ever changing times with many of us working from home, it is even more important to ensure you are receiving the right level of support. Support for your own wellbeing and in your day-to-day professional conduct, is crucial to able to continue to perform at your best.
CRL Learning resources

01.09.20

Now could be the ideal time to consider taking the next step in your legal career. Our recent webinar guides and articles provide everything you need to know in order to become a Chartered Legal Executive, how to apply for Advocacy Rights or gain Practising Rights and be your own boss.
LawTech and Access to Justice

06.08.20

Having contributed to the Legal Services Board’s ‘Perspectives’ paper earlier this year, CILEx Regulation's Felix Brown reflects on whether the lessons learned are still relevant in a post-pandemic legal sector.
Your wellbeing matters

21.05.20

We are living in uncertain times. How can you protect your own wellbeing and that of those around you? In this feature we look at what support is available for legal professionals and legal services consumers.
Young Legal Aid Lawyers: Who we are and what we do

30.08.19

Young Legal Aid Lawyers (YLAL) is a group of lawyers who are committed to practising in those areas of law, both criminal and civil, that have traditionally been funded by way of legal aid. We believe that the provision of good quality publicly funded legal help is essential to protecting the interests of the vulnerable in society and upholding the rule of law.
The Judicial Diversity Forum

29.08.19

As a member of the Judicial Diversity Forum (JDF), CILEx is working with partners to break down the barriers to judicial appointment for candidates from underrepresented backgrounds and in April launched the PAJE programme to support applicants considering applying to become a judge.

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