Tag: Students
Meet the law graduate whose passion for vlogging helped her reach triple training contract offer glory
From De Montfort University to law students’ dream hat-trick
The seven foundations of legal knowledge
A look at the core subjects that form part of the LLB and GDL
Law students across the country are getting into the Christmas spirit… not
Even advent calendars haven't lightened the mood
RPC launches new Singapore secondment for London trainees
Opportunity is part of firm's continued expansion into Asia
University of Exeter law grad and Trowers & Hamlins trainee storms to victory in BBC choir competition
Eddie Henley and friends crowned Gareth Malone’s 'Best in Britain'
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
Law student cross-examines classmates about who left paper towel-wrapped ‘poop’ on toilet floor
"Were you raised by wolves?"
BPP’s firefighting BPTC student stars in Boots festive advert
Lucy Masoud is hoping to swap the yellow helmet for a horsehair wig
CMS breaks silence on training contract deferrals… two weeks after Legal Cheek broke the story
Firm denies it has upped compensation payments in wake of online backlash
Master of the Rolls wants jobless law grads to represent litigants in person
Let aspiring lawyers gain vital experience in the courts, says Sir Terence Etherton
University of Law unveils BPTC LLM as it slashes cost of standard barrister course
Those taking masters can apply for £10,000 of postgraduate funding
My 2:1 stopped me from becoming a top barrister, argues solicitor as he sues Oxford University
Faiz Siddiqui wants £1 million in damages for lost bar dream
Legal Cheek talks… law firms’ commitment to diversity
Genuine enthusiasm, or buying appearance?
What’s it like to work internationally?
Ashurst lawyers of different levels of seniority share their experiences
Cambridge University law student wins ‘best bum’ competition
Exposure is already improving grades, apparently
Bar Council wants to split the BPTC in two and make law school attendance OPTIONAL
The Council of the Inns of Court has also thrown its weight behind the radical new plan
Some advice for aspiring litigators from a history graduate
Herbert Smith Freehills litigator Alex Thomson looks back on what she has learnt so far
Research: the firms that offer the most international secondments
...and the ones that offer the least
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
How to pretend you’re acing final year: Warwick law student with no idea what to do with her life shares wisdom
Advice includes hating freshers and irrationally crying
Bar Council charges students £24 a year to ‘feel closer to the action’
Wannabe barristers can help support key initiatives such as making the "profession more accessible"