I don't see a problem with that. You wouldn't be expected to know if there was a law about it in a different jurisdiction and either way that might be even greater justification for why a law should be imposed here.
Good thread idea!
This is quite outdated, but I thought I'd share previous threads on this in case it's still useful:
https://www.thecorporatelawacademy.com/forum/threads/which-law-firms-do-not-recruit-heavily-from-vac-schemes.737/...
For this question, I'd highly recommend choosing any topic that genuinely interests you/you can passionately write about. If that happens to be a commercial/legal topic, then great - but it also doesn't have to be.
Personally, the answers to this question that have stood out to me the most have...
I once missed a deadline because I didn’t see a Watson Glaser test sent to my Junk inbox. I know that’s not quite the same situation here - but the firm was happy to extend the deadline. You might just want to think about how you communicate what happened in your email to the firm.
Apple has pulled Fortnite - one of the world’s most popular games - from its App Store after it sought to bypass the 30% cut Apple takes on sales.
Will be interesting to see how this plays out: https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/technology-53773715. Again, comes down to the...
I'm not sure you necessarily need to rewrite this. It's always quite hard to tell without reading the application, but it sounds like those are genuine reasons, so it should be fine to explain that's what drew you to the firm's disputes practice.
If you're applying to the firm because of your interest in the firm's disputes practice, I wouldn't say it's too general to focus one of your paragraphs on that (especially in conjunction with your other points).
I'd only reference the firm's contentious insolvency and IP disputes practice if...
I do agree with the luck point. I've seen many exceptional applications (in my eyes) go on to receive rejections from a particular firm.
So many factors play a role: your work experience, grades, the number of applications received v places, the preference of a recruiter etc., but that's not to...
As many of you will have seen, the UK is now in a technical recession (two consecutive quarters of negative growth): https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-53748278. That was very much expected though!
Please state the month/year you interviewed at the firm.
February 2020
Please specify what the interview was for.
Summer Vacation Scheme 2020
Please give an overview of the day with approximate timings.
First interview - 10:45am arrival, 15 minute settling down and brief chat with HR, 11am...
It's frustrating that some firms don't update their website indicating they're no longer accepting training contract applications (rather than waiting after the application to tell a candidate). Can be a big opportunity cost for candidates.
For the more niche American firms, I think it's well...
Interesting update that McDonald’s is suing its former CEO: https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2020/08/10/mcdonalds-sues-former-ceo-easterbrook-alleges-he-lied-about-relationships-he-had-with-workers.html.
Please state the month/year you interviewed at the firm.
February 2020
Please specify what the interview was for.
Summer Vacation Scheme 2020
Please give an overview of the day with approximate timings.
9:30am Arrival, Talk from Graduate Recruitment, Business Case Study (60min), Break...
Even in an open day application, you'd still want to tailor it to a particular firm i.e. why you are applying to CC's open day over any other open day.
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