The Legal 500 Future Lawyers Blog
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Social media influencers: Social circles
Back in the spring, Legal Business asked whether a professional social media presence is now a ‘must-have’ for the modern lawyer, in a feature which also acknowledged that ‘what is trending one …
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Applications, applications, applications
It’s that time again. If you’re applying for winter, spring or summer vacation schemes this year, now’s the time to start. Most firms have opened their application windows and are …
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What it Really Means to be a Tech Lawyer at Osborne Clarke
‘Forward thinking’, ‘technologically advanced’ and ‘digitally savvy’ are but a few of the ways trainees describe Bristol-headquartered Osborne Clarke . Far from just a marketing campaign, the international firm’s progressive …
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The Law Surrounding Domestic Abuse in England and Wales
Elizabeth Barlow, student at The University of Winchester, analyses the changes brought about by the Domestic Abuse Act 2021. Until recently the term ‘domestic violence’ has been used to describe …
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The Implications of Artificial Intelligence in the Legal Profession (Winner of the Legal Article Writing Competition)
The article below was written by Julita Gajewska, winner of the Legal Article Writing Competition, run in conjunction with The University of Westminster Corporate Law Society. Artificial intelligence (AI) has …
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Pro Bono
In the legal industry, pro bono is the act of giving free legal advice to clients who may not otherwise be able to afford it. In the US, it’s …
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Top Tips for Training Contract Interviews
Do your research You will no doubt have done plenty of research on the firm before submitting your application. If you’re lucky enough to be invited for interview, you’ll need …
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The Silicon Valley Bank Failure
For the past month the name Silicon Valley Bank has been floating in the economic and financial news like the Lehman Brothers’ ghost. The bankruptcy of the favourite bank of …
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Why I think every lawyer should learn a language
There are over 7,000 languages spoken across the globe. Why, in an industry with communication and collaboration at its core, would you only want to speak one, asks Katie O’Brien, …
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No Russell Group? No problem.
Ben Follows, law student at the University of Leicester, challenges the rhetoric that the prestige of attending a Russell Group University trumps all else when it comes to job applications. …