One of the purposes of this blog is to showcase the plethora of work opportunities open to law graduates. Are you thinking about a career in academia or research? Our Head of School, Professor Rebecca Probert shares her experience of research for the Law Commission.
Here at Warwick we have the law fair looming and several other careers fairs have already taken place. You can go along to do some employer research, but these events also offer a great opportunity to impress graduate recruitment. Have a look at this clip and then here are my top tips to wow employers and … More 6 Tips to make the most of the Law Fair
What’s it like to work as a paralegal and study part-time? More and more people are taking this route to qualifying and often find that their work experience supports their studies. I asked Lydia Elvin a recent Warwick law graduate doing just this at Midlands’s solicitors Lodders how she’s finding it. Being a Paralegal “At Lodders, … More Working as a paralegal? Good idea or not?
Fees for the BPTC are a terrifying £16,500. It makes sense to try to land an Inns of Court Scholarship. I asked Alicia Jones currently studying with the benefit of two major scholarships for her advice on how to secure that prized scholarship. Here’s what she said.
So how do lawyers write? Popular opinion probably has it that the longer the words and the more complex the sentence the better. Really? Would this be designed to confuse and bamboozle clients? Does producing advice which is close to incomprehensible justify a higher fee from a client? Possibly not. If a client doesn’t understand … More 3 Top Tips for writing law applications
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