Tag: lccareers
Life at the law centre — A trainee’s perspective
A Q&A with Laura Williams, trainee at South West London Law Centres
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
Predictive coding: What it means for junior lawyers
Hardwicke barrister Michael Wheater demystifies the much talked-about artificial intelligence process that is set to sweep the legal profession
We spoke to the Hogan Lovells junior solicitor who is helping the British Paralympic Association prepare for Rio
Newly qualified Lorn Joseph on the legal experience of a lifetime
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
5 ways millennial lawyers can use their innate tech savvy to boost their careers
Most partners are rubbish at the internet
A few ways to boost your chances if you are applying for a training contract this weekend
What the law firms don't tell you
From professional footballer to lawyer
Legal Cheek Careers meets former Charlton and Leyton Orient midfielder Bradley Pritchard
Experience: I have worked as a lawyer in Melbourne, Madrid and New York
Legal Cheek Careers meets Herbert Smith Freehills' well-travelled senior associate Marianna Schneider
Five things we wish we’d known when we were applying for training contracts
As numerous firms' deadlines for applications loom, two RPC trainees give the inside scoop on securing a TC
Open thread: How do I get a training contract?
Trainee solicitors advise
Unconventional routes into the legal profession: from theatre set designer to planning lawyer
Burges Salmon partner Liz Dunn tells Legal Cheek Careers about her unlikely journey to the top of corporate law
We are holding a training contract applications open thread on Thursday — with advice from two RPC trainees
Session to take place between 1-2pm on Thursday 21 July
Video: How to make it as a City lawyer
Six top solicitors answer law students' questions about how they made it into the legal profession
Why ambitious junior lawyers need to create their own networks
King & Wood Mallesons partner Ajay Pathak shares what he has learned on his journey to the top
Being different makes you stronger: a newly qualified lawyer’s perspective
Diversity is a positive in the City, writes Hogan Lovells associate Amma Boakye
9 things you need to know if you are applying for a training contract this summer
Norton Rose Fulbright's Andrew Roycroft shares what he has learned from participating in the graduate recruitment process
Why students don’t need to have it all figured out at law school
Amid the competing attractions of different areas of law, it's important to keep an open mind, writes BPP University's Kandice Horsey
From a small town in one of India’s poorest states to Herbert Smith Freehills
Siddhartha Shukla charts his incredible route to becoming a solicitor in London
City lawyers need to be street smart as well as book smart
Mayer Brown Of Counsel Warsha Kalé on making the transition from university to practice
London lawyers discuss merits of Leave vs Remain — without a politician in sight
The Legal Cheek and Shearman & Sterling EU referendum debate