Tag: Students
My journey from Manchester Uni law student to Clifford Chance banking & finance associate
Nikhita Suria looks back on her journey with the firm to date, which has been enriched by the firm’s support in developing her interest in fintech
How my vac scheme led straight to a training contract
Ahead of the 3 January application deadline for the CMS Academy, trainee-to-be Euan Alston looks back on his route into the firm
Clifford Chance trainee blogging as The Lean Lawyer goes viral with anti-diet Instagram post
Future corporate lawyer has 61,000 followers
Advice for aspiring lawyers from RPC, Google and Uber
These are the skills that law students need to start developing for the new digital age
The University of Law unveils ‘what kind of lawyer should I be?’ Facebook quiz
Your dream career has a lot to do with your personality
Revealed: The firms that offer the most client secondments
As a trainee you could get the chance to do a stint at Goldman Sachs, Google or Gillingham Council
On secondment during my TC in San Francisco
Clyde & Co’s Madeleine Shanks on legal life in the world’s tech capital
Future magic circle and US firm trainees’ LPC papers recalled ONE MINUTE before exam
Exclusive: 'Significant errors' spotted just in the nick of time
Five good things about US law firms that don’t involve money
We all know they pay well, but what else do they offer?
Four valuable skills that STEM students bring to the legal profession
Experts from LexisNexis, Bristows, Reed Smith and Allen & Overy share their views
Law student-backed Oxford University a cappella group returns with classic Xmas cover
Slade’s seasonal hit is given an Oxbridge twist
11 things all law students will have experienced in their first term
That pack of highlighters you bought didn't last very long did it?
What it’s like to do a secondment with Google as a junior lawyer
Legal Cheek Careers meets RPC’s Stuart Harris
Westminster Uni law grad tipped for high-flying career in politics following celebrity jungle win
Corporate law dreams firmly on hold
Two thirds of undergrads think tutors should stop picking on students for answers when teaching ‘hard subjects’ like rape
Exclusive research: But lawyers disagree
Forty STEM students headed to Reed Smith’s Innovation Hub to tackle a data problem
This is what we learnt from observing them
How competing in the Grand Prix Challenge can be a speedier route to a training contract
Applications for Norton Rose Fulbright’s competition are now open
The lawyers at the frontline of AI, fintech and drones
Look beyond the hype and there is potential for real change, say Osborne Clarke experts
Almost half of law students want trigger warnings before being taught ‘hard subjects’ like rape
Exclusive research: Forewarned is forearmed, say 48% of undergrads
Lawyers’ anger as students told they can’t make notes during court visits
Lecturers complain to courts amid claims one student even had their notebook confiscated