Tag: Students
Meet the lawyer working with some of the UK’s most exciting tech, media and entertainment start-ups
Harbottle & Lewis partner Tom Macleod sits down with Legal Cheek
What legal disputes and puzzles have in common
Travers Smith partner Stephanie Lee talks billion-dollar disputes, careers advice and life at the firm
‘Should I mention my TC offers in pupillage applications?’
Former aspiring solicitor now seeks career at the bar
January event dates for aspiring solicitors and barristers
Featuring Travers Smith, Clifford Chance, Hill Dickinson, Gatehouse and more!
New Year’s resolutions: a law student’s POV
Law school success through self-improvement
SQE students voice frustration over erroneous exam slot cancellation email
Kaplan stresses assessments will go ahead as planned, apologises for confusion
Win an SQE1 scholarship with your vision of what motivates young people to be solicitors
New BARBRI essay comp
SRA misses deadline for publishing SQE provider pass rates
Issues statement that leaves open possibility of it never happening
Full video: The SQE assessments – a deep dive
SQE trainee and BPP’s Head of Outreach reflect on lessons so far
Christmas gifts for law lovers
’Tis the season for Christmas rizz
What went down at the Legal Cheek–ULaw Winter 2023 Virtual Vacation Scheme
A whistle-stop tour of a week’s worth of commercial awareness discussions and applications advice
Law student: ‘How can I stay focused over Christmas?’
Revision and assignments
What finance lawyers really do
Womble Bond Dickinson’s Philip Withey on the lifecycle of a banking deal and how he stays commercially aware
How one engineer is helping lawyers build robots
Pinsent Masons technical lead talks all things AI
Covington junior lawyer and Kent Uni scoop wins at Pro Bono Awards
Recognises and celebrates pro bono excellence
Rookie error doesn’t have to cost barrister his career
Bar disciplinary shows mercy
A cautionary email tale for trainees
Law firm’s dismissal of trainee solicitor who forwarded client comms to private email address upheld