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‘Will an in-house training contract hurt my chances of qualifying into a law firm?’
Future rookie worries move could limit legal career
‘About to start my first vac scheme — what are the dos and don’ts?’
Aspiring solicitor keen to make good first impression
‘Help! My supervisor has completely checked out’
Trainee worries it may jeopardise NQ role
‘Does wearing a Rolex during my vacation scheme send the wrong message?’
Timepiece dilemma
‘I’ve secured pupillage, but I’m unsure about the set. Should I accept or reapply?’
Bar hopeful in bind over career decision
‘What should I wear to my assessment centre?’
Workwear dilemma for training contract hopeful
‘Failed SQE1 and lost my training contract — what now?’
SQE student seeks advice
‘Should I work as a paralegal, or self-fund the SQE?’
Tough choice for soon-to-be law graduate
‘I want to quit my fashion designer job to become a corporate lawyer’
Career changer needs advice
‘How did everyone find the SQE?’
One solicitor hopeful says they feel 'pretty deflated'
‘What’s everyone’s home-working policy? I’m basically back five days in the office’
Is WFH over? questions associate
‘Should I mention my TC offers in pupillage applications?’
Former aspiring solicitor now seeks career at the bar
Swapping London for the Louvre: life on an international secondment at a global law firm
A&O's Gabriella Masding discusses her move to Paris
Criminal solicitor to share comical tales of the justice system at Edinburgh Fringe
Shit Lawyer is 'a manifesto for change', says Abigail Rolling
From trainee to private equity partner at a magic circle law firm
Allen & Overy’s Peter Banks talks to Legal Cheek’s Sky Martle about his career journey
Linklaters adopts code to protect employees with afro hair
‘Hair discrimination remains a source of racial injustice for black people in the UK’, says magic circle firm
Furloughed trainee: ‘Should I get my pay rise?’
I am really confused
‘It’s virtually impossible to reach the top of City firms without straight hair’
Is black hair and professionalism an oxymoron? An aspiring lawyer looks at the research