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DWF senior associate Paul Maddock explains how his passion for board games helps in his day-to-day legal life

Squire Patton Boggs partner Michelle Adams didn’t get the A-Level grades she’d hoped for and started training at the peak of the 2008 financial crisis; here she talks to Legal Cheek Careers about navigating choppy waters to get to where she is today

Richard McMorris, who heads Bird & Bird’s newly formed Digital Rights & Assets practice group, highlights the qualities he thinks are required to succeed

Associates from across the firm’s offices in Dubai, Frankfurt, London and New York share unique perspectives on the pandemic’s impact on their practice areas

Ahead of his virtual appearance at LegalEdCon 2021 next week, Legal Cheek Careers speaks to Patrick Johnson, ULaw’s inaugural director of equality, diversity and inclusion

ULaw careers expert Anne Petrie explains what you need to know before making the leap, ahead of her virtual appearance at tomorrow’s career changers event

Shoosmiths associate Dan Goddard discusses agile working, tech and joining the firm just before the first lockdown

Burges Salmon solicitor turned ULaw Bristol and Exeter dean Zoe King offers tips to applicants

Legal Cheek Careers caught up with Burges Salmon banking partner Rachael Ruane ahead of her appearance at Wednesday’s ‘Secrets to Success’ event in Bristol

DWF technology, media and telecoms partner Ben McLeod shares his thoughts

‘Your first job may not be your dream job but it could be a step you need to take to achieve your ambitions’, says ULaw Reading campus manager Margaret Matthews

Womble Bond Dickinson partner Alastair Mitton offers insights into the fast-moving sector

Claire O’Donnell, graduate recruitment partner at Norton Rose Fulbright, shares her top tips to writing vac scheme applications ahead of the firm’s 31 January deadline

Lisa Kemp, careers manager at The University of Law, reflects on a legal career that has taken many unexpected twists and turns

ULTRA Project Director and The University of Law (ULaw) senior tutor, Patrick Grant, on the rise of technology in the legal profession and what it means for future lawyers