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Birmingham student event: Lawyers and the fourth industrial revolution — with Pinsent Masons
How AI and Big Data will change legal practice
Events
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Event: How to make it as a City lawyer
Solicitors from Herbert Smith Freehills, Hogan Lovells and Mayer Brown join experts from BPP University Law School, NOTICED and PRIME to help prep students — for free — ahead of the training contract application deadline
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Law, politics and the City
Ahead of the Legal Cheek and Shearman & Sterling General Election debate on Monday, Tim Waterson explains how an early interest in politics set him up for life in the corporate finance fast lane
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Event: Commercial Awareness Question Time — Inside the acquisition of Visa Europe, with Macfarlanes
The lawyers who handled one of the biggest M&A deals of last year share their experiences with 50 students
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Event: The future of litigation — with RPC and Hardwicke
Top lawyers field students’ questions
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Event: How to become a serious injury lawyer – live in Manchester
Top solicitors and barristers share their wisdom with students
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How to seize opportunity in an uncertain world
Travers Smith lawyers on the importance of nimbleness, good judgement and confidence in engaging with technology
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Event: Beyond the Bar — the evolution of solicitor-advocates in global law firms
Commercial Awareness Question Time with Herbert Smith Freehills
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Video: What Donald Trump could mean for the legal profession
Top lawyers and constitutional law experts discuss the changing political mood
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Event: From Australia to London and everywhere in between — life as a global business lawyer
Commercial Awareness Question Time comes to Ashurst
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Top Norton Rose Fulbright competition partner calls on lawyers of the future to be agile and robust
Brexit and technological change set to be the big challenges
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Why open-minded law students will re-shape the legal profession
Accenture consultant turned LexisNexis director Nigel Rea has high hopes for the next generation of digital natives
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Event: Commercial Awareness Question Time – US Election Special
Trump may not win, but the populist sentiment he embodies could have a far-reaching impact on the law and the legal profession
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Event: How to become a projects lawyer – with Burges Salmon
Commercial Awareness Question Time comes to Bristol
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Event: Brexit and the future — how global law firms deal with political uncertainty
Norton Rose Fulbright lawyers look ahead to a potentially eventful autumn; students ask the questions
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Event: Commercial Awareness Question Time — with Hardwicke and RPC
Litigation-themed session with top barristers and solicitors
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Beyond corporate law: how to become a serious injury lawyer
Legal Cheek and Fletchers team up to hold careers advice session for students with leading solicitors and barristers
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Event: What will the proposed solicitor super-exam mean for law students and trainees?
International law firm King & Wood Mallesons hosts debate about impact of proposed changes that could revolutionise legal education and training
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Event: Alternative routes to becoming a lawyer
How law students can make it into the legal profession without doing a training contract
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Event: Commercial Awareness Question Time at Norton Rose Fulbright
Get to the front of the training contract queue, with free places for 25 students up for grabs
Event: If I knew then what I know now — at Inner Temple
On the evening of Monday 24 March seven contributors to… Read more »
If I knew then what I know now — at the Google Campus
This evening’s event is fully booked — but any returns… Read more »
Event: If I knew then what I know now — at the Google Campus
On the evening of Thursday 10th October six authors of… Read more »
Power Shift To The (Mid-Level) People Set To Herald Rise Of The ‘Indie Lawyer’
Social media is giving individual solicitors and barristers a voice… Read more »
What Will Replace The Fading Dreams Of City Law Megabucks And Criminal Bar Glamour?
This is the central question that the panel will be… Read more »
Why Did The Criminal Bar Association Choose Judge John Deed To Deliver Its Annual Lecture?
Surreal scenes yesterday evening at the Criminal Bar Association’s (CBA)… Read more »
It’s Official: City Lawyers Hate Their Jobs
At last night’s Life With Law talk on ‘finding your… Read more »
Blogger: ‘At #WSSocialMedia & Law Event. Panel Includes Lawyer Who Threatened To Jail Me For Reporting The Truth’
Legal Cheek roving reporter Cat Pond reviews yesterday’s Weber Shandwick… Read more »
Yet Another No Show: The ‘Personal Reasons Beyond Their Control’ Blighting Celeb Lawyers’ Lives
“Ooh, Baroness Helena Kennedy QC will be speaking,” I thought… Read more »
Five Things We Learned From The Lawyer Awards
The food (pictured below) was cold, the award presentations seemed… Read more »
Is The London Legal Walk The Shortest, Least Taxing Sponsored Walk In The History Of Sponsored Walks?
I know it’s great to raise money for worthy causes… Read more »
Chartered Legal Execs Swear Rule Of Law Oath – Other Lawyers To Follow?
For the first time in English legal history, newly qualified… Read more »
Ambivalent Germans Fret Over Bribery Rules As Freshfields Launches London 2012 Tie-Up
Last night, with just 99 days to go to the… Read more »
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Should I study A-level law if I want to do a law degree? 
Clyde & Co associate struck off after sending ‘misleading’ emails to conceal £500,000 error 
Camping ‘law student’ brings a touch of Glastonbury to the library
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Court rules rock band can trade mark its name even though it’s offensive to Asians (39)
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Should I study A-level law if I want to do a law degree? (32)
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ULaw among gold-rated universities in government’s first teaching rankings (28)
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Worry more about AI going wrong, says Slaughter and May (26)
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Eversheds Sutherland launches new legal service for start-ups thanks to one of its trainees (16)
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