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Lawyers Admit to Overbilling Clients in Anonymous Poll

In an anonymous online poll conducted by RollonFriday, a law industry website, over a third of lawyers admitted to padding time sheets, with 13% admitting to doing so regularly.

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Only a quarter of law firm associates aspire to be partners in the next five years, according to LexisNexis survey

Only a quarter of law firm associates aspire to be partners in the next five years, according to LexisNexis survey
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SQE2: Double take | Law Gazette

SQE2: Double take | Law Gazette
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Law firms told to introduce 'trigger warnings' amid growing fears for the mental health of lawyers working from 9am to 11pm in the City

Colin Passmore, chairman of the City of London Law Society, made the plea amid reports of lawyers working 3,000 hours a year - the equivalent to working an 11.5-hour day, five days a week.

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Law firms urged to introduce overworking 'trigger warnings' to protect mental health

Calls for action grow amid heightened scrutiny of working conditions in the City

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