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Five things we learnt from ‘How to become a serious injury lawyer’
Panel of serious injury and medical negligence solicitors and barristers shares its pearls of wisdom
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Ten law firms make Sunday Times’ best employers list
No mention of the magic circle as Devon and Cornwall firm Stephens Scown takes the top spot, again
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How to use the law to make a difference
Fletchers’ Mark Tempest looks back on some of his most memorable cases
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Event: How to become a serious injury lawyer – live in Manchester
Top solicitors and barristers share their wisdom with students
The best use of social media that we’ve seen this year
Which solicitors, barristers and students have been wowing their peers?
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The reality of working as a paralegal while completing the LPC
Fletchers’ Bethany Hodgkins on juggling work and study
Battle of the law firm Xmas trees: Legal Cheek’s official round-up
‘Tis the season to hit billing targets be jolly
Law firm teams up with Liverpool Uni in bid to create clinical negligence robot lawyer
Litigation giant bringing in PhD students to realise AI dream
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How I got a training contract at a top medical negligence law firm
Trainee solicitor Sam Wignall recalls how he secured a place on his second attempt
Med neg giant gears up to offer more training contracts as it opens new Manchester office
Fletchers eyes North West talent
Fundamental dishonesty: Difficult to assess, but potentially serious for personal injury claimants
Fletchers trainee Katelyn Williams on the new Criminal Justice and Courts Act
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Experience: I spent a month putting into practice the tort law I learnt on the GDL
Monica Davis shares her experience of doing a vac scheme at the UK’s largest medical negligence law firm
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Interview: ‘I have delayed doing the LPC because I got a paralegal job’
Nadine Shanahan found it easier to get a foothold on the career ladder than she had expected
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Video: How to become a serious injury lawyer
There’s plenty of legal life beyond the City
Regional law firms nudge out global giants in Sunday Times best employers guide
National med neg giant is in at expense of international megafirm
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There are two ways to become a serious injury lawyer: I took the scenic route
Fletchers’ Adrian Denson worked his way up from slips and trips to big money cases
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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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How to secure work experience through networking
Be confident — and then follow through
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Video: Why the legal profession needs people who see the world differently
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Suing your 12 year-old nephew theoretically possible in England — but no lawyer would take case on
US aunt v nephew birthday hug case would require a litigant-in-person on these shores … or an English Saul Goodman
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A motorbike accident transformed me from junior lawyer coaster to driven CEO
Fletchers chief Ed Fletcher recalls how a spinal cord injury gave him a clarity that would change the course of his career
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What you learn during a vac scheme at a medical negligence law firm
There’s plenty of law summer placement life beyond the City of London
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Case comment: Why someone was sent to prison for taking photos of the Grenfell Tower victims 
ULaw among gold-rated universities in government’s first teaching rankings 
Clyde & Co associate struck off after sending ‘misleading’ emails to conceal £500,000 error 
Eversheds Sutherland launches new legal service for start-ups thanks to one of its trainees 
Worry more about AI going wrong, says Slaughter and May
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Why I regret my magic circle training contract (93)
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I’m boiling to death on my vac scheme — do I still have to wear a suit? (70)
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ULaw among gold-rated universities in government’s first teaching rankings (27)
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Court rules rock band can trade mark its name even though it’s offensive to Asians (26)
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Worry more about AI going wrong, says Slaughter and May (26)
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