General Discussion Thread 2020-21

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Heads up last year all candidates were auto emailed this around 6 weeks post app. Not sure if it’s the same still however :)

I applied in December last year and received the review email 3 days after my application and was told about the outcome exactly 4 weeks after I applied. Seems like the process is faster earlier into the process :)
 
Has anyone ever done a direct TC AC at Morgan Lewis before (case study written exercise and panel discussion, partner interview and group exercise). I'd appreciate any tips, specific to ML or general! It's my first AC this cycle, so I'm a bit rusty :)
 
Got a BCLP virtual AC :) if anyone has any experience with BCLP's AC please let me know!

Also I've read the email- there isn't a date for the AC. Will obviously contact the firm but if anyone has been invited to a TC AC with BCLP, please let me know if your email had a date?

Edit: Booked my slot(the only one left) for next week!
 
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Got a BCLP virtual AC :) if anyone has any experience with BCLP's AC please let me know!

Also I've read the email- there isn't a date for the AC. Will obviously contact the firm but if anyone has been invited to a TC AC with BCLP, please let me know if your email had a date?

Edit: Booked my slot(the only one left) for next week!
Congratulations and good luck!
 
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Hi All - Is it rare for firms to offer earlier slots for those who haven't taken their LPC yet? I'm a graduate and honestly my hope would be to start as soon as possible but I've put off the LPC in hopes of securing a training contract first. All intakes right now are for 2022 but I'd hope to do my LPC right away and start in 2021., However do they typically automatically give those slots to those who have already completed their LPC?
 
Hi All - Is it rare for firms to offer earlier slots for those who haven't taken their LPC yet? I'm a graduate and honestly my hope would be to start as soon as possible but I've put off the LPC in hopes of securing a training contract first. All intakes right now are for 2022 but I'd hope to do my LPC right away and start in 2021., However do they typically automatically give those slots to those who have already completed their LPC?

It’s definitely not unheard of to start earlier than the intake and always worth mentioning, but at this stage into the application process it’s probably unlikely to be the case. Not because they will give it to someone who already has the LPC, but because the intake is simply full
 
Hi All - Is it rare for firms to offer earlier slots for those who haven't taken their LPC yet? I'm a graduate and honestly my hope would be to start as soon as possible but I've put off the LPC in hopes of securing a training contract first. All intakes right now are for 2022 but I'd hope to do my LPC right away and start in 2021., However do they typically automatically give those slots to those who have already completed their LPC?

No - not necessarily, they will know a law graduate could also take it.

The only issue would be if they think their recruitment process will go beyond the LPC start date.

Most firms offer a waiting list system for anyone who does want to start earlier though. As said by the above poster, it isn't about offering them to people who have completed the LPC or not, its just a case that they have usually already recruited for those positions and therefore do not have any vacancies left. Waiting lists are there should other people later choose to defer their place, or on the odd occasion that someone doesn't pass the GDL/LPC/fails on-boarding checks/reneges their offer.
 
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