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There typically won’t be a term about reneging unless you are accepting funding and then there could be a term about paying back and costs associated with sponsorship of law school fees or maintenance grants.
I don’t think it’s safe to assume - we do know some firms close at the close of business on the day stated and won’t make that clear in their marketing materials.
However, I would say in 95% of cases it is a 23.59 deadline on the date stated.
Most likely fairly standard hours - most supervisors will be pushing you out the door at 5.30-6.00pm. There can be occasions where vacation scheme students stay later, and there will be social events that will be in the evenings, but generally I would expect vacation scheme students to not be in...
Yes, you can withdraw your acceptance. You should call your point of contact and explain why you are no longer continuing with the offer, and then follow up in writing to confirm that is the case.
Foreign qualified lawyers do come to the U.K. to work, most typically via the firm they work for in the jurisdiction they are qualified in. If you wanted to work for a MC firm in the U.K., then you’d really need to secure a role in a MC or equivalent firm in the country you are looking to work...
Usually the deadline includes the date referenced and they really mean 23.59 rather than midnight. However, you may want to submit 24 hours prior just to be sure.
The deadline really won’t be three weeks. They say these things but they will still be selling the course in the weeks leading up to it starting.
There will also be courses starting in January/February, so maybe continuing building up your experience and developing your CV and then reassess...
If you qualified and had experience in another country, you wouldn’t be looking at training contracts if you did return to the U.K. Instead you’d be looking to transfer as a qualified lawyer.
I think you really have to work out where you want the next 3-4 years of your career to be, and go with...
For the failed module, was there any clear reason for failing it? Just given how strong your other modules are, one of the things considered when looking at module discrepancies is to try and work out why it might have happened. For instance, missing a deadline is likely to be looked at less...
Does your company have a compliance officer? If so, they can also sign it off.
Often lawyers will not sign it off because there is no evidence - if you have kept a log of what you have worked on and the competencies achieved, any qualified solicitor can sign it off if they are happy to do so...
Hi Marek - given your experience, have you thought about qualifying with your current employer via the SQE?
You would only need to complete SQE2 given you have completed the LPC and you could get an external solicitor to sign off your qualifying work experience.
This would effectively replace...
Something like construction might be a possibility given you have done a real estate seat.
Moving to something like competition though is likely to be more tricky because none of your seats are directly connected to this area - you really need some corporate experience to put you in the best...
You should use whatever experiences have really driven your motivations for a legal career in law. It doesn’t really matter what the experience is, it’s more about explaining how’s it’s shaped your motivations. Therefore, you could use your work experience or the event you attended, or even...
Conflict issues are only going to be a problem if you are employed by both companies at the same time. Future trainees are not employed until their start of their training contract, and so this is unlikely to be an issue. It may, at worse, just limit the work you can do in the TC firm (for...
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