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How to talk about a Private Cleint work done by a law firm in an application when the names of the client, figures and other data aren't revealed?
I am struggling to talk about a private client work a law firm did because there isn't much details about it, they only talk about the nature of the work e.g X firm advised a Internationally mobile family from India who lived in Dubai in a multi-jurisdictional succession planning. I do have...- EagerlyAwaitingaTC2024
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How to research which practice area I could be interested in? (non-law student)
Hello, I'm a non-law undergraduate student, but I'm hoping to eventually convert and become a solicitor. In the meantime, I wanted to apply to open days and vacation schemes to not only give me some experience for my CV and have better chances to secure a TC, but also to see if a legal...- roseofcassidy
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One sector focused TC vs Multi-sector TC
Hi, I'm interested in the energy sector, and can potentially shape my entire TC around energy by completing seats in energy-focused practice areas such as Energy Finance, Corporate Energy, Energy Disputes, and a secondment at an energy client. I assume that by the end of the TC, I should become...- gallof
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Foundations of Commercial Law: Practice Areas, Firm Groups and Applications *Monday Article Series*
Introduction Something we’re very proud of at TCLA is the vast breadth and depth of advice that candidates have contributed to the forum. That doesn’t necessarily suit everyone, though – indeed, it can even be somewhat intimidating to those who are new to the world of commercial law. Maybe...- Jacob Miller
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