No, I haven’t and yes they are.Have you looked into boutiques? Unfortunately I think all of these firms are hugely competitive at this point
No, I haven’t and yes they are.Have you looked into boutiques? Unfortunately I think all of these firms are hugely competitive at this point
Might be worth to look into the likes of Tatham & CoAshurst more competitive I'd guess but they have more places. I want a firm hardly anyone will apply to and are less well known, which hopefully K&S, FF or A&P are, compared to Dentons or Linklaters. Obviously, these things are all relative. I generally don't like hugely competitive processes.
12/2 according to emailDos anyone know when Lewis Silkin will get back to people?
They said by 12 FebDos anyone know when Lewis Silkin will get back to people?
Brilliant. Thank you. And Harbottle and Lewis?They said by 12 Feb
Hi, did they send another email apart from the app submission confirmation? Bc mine said 13/02... thanks12/2 according to email
Oh you're correct, it's actually 13/2 at latest, but usually they can announce it earlier like a day before as they said "no later than"Hi, did they send another email apart from the app submission confirmation? Bc mine said 13/02... thanks
Same here plsSPB VI ! Would appreciate any tips![]()
From what I mostly hear from early careers from many firms, if a firm has no preference as to which route you apply for, they would strongly suggest you apply for a vac scheme if you don’t have or have limited legal exp. I don’t think that’s the case for you - you have a law degree, legal work experience, and you’re starting a COMMERCIAL Paralegal role soon so it’s all very relevant. I don’t think I’ve ever heard about academics being a factor in deciding which route to apply for. However if you make DTC to firms that take more from vac schemers, I guess it may make sense the overall benchmark for DTC to get past the initial application stage could be higher.Quick question here for people that have been applying for the DTC route:
I’m an LPC Graduate with Distinction Honours
First Class LLB (Non Russell Uni - but still considered a top uni for law)
A Levels: BBB (but I have managed to get around the min A Level requirements, through my overall academic performance.
Have legal experience (paid and non-paid) and should be starting as a commercial litigation paralegal at a boutique firm just outside of London (pending final approval)
Is this profile good to apply for DTC? I have been applying mainly for vac schemes, because I wasn’t sure whether I have the profile for a DTC. Thank you if you read all this!
I'm unsure, my top 2 were work ethic and innovation and my lowest was resilience so I'll be interested to find out. To be completely honest Idk how much stock firms actually put in the resultsi got work ethic and resilience as my top skills and innovation as the lowest for HL does anyone know what they look for typically?