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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ram Sabaratnam" data-source="post: 202677" data-attributes="member: 36738">Hiya [USER=39437]@Legallywhatever[/USER]I've just spoken to a friend of mine who applied to Michelmores during the last application cycle. I've tried to put some thoughts together based on what she mentioned to me, and I hope this is useful to you.Michelmores is a strong regional firm with a presence in London. The firm is particularly known for its expertise in areas such as private client, real estate, and business law. If you'd like a training contract which will give you exposure to a wide range of practice areas, I think it's worth making an application. You'd also have the chance to experience more niche practice areas, such as family law and agriculture and rural affairs, which are more difficult to come by at the larger firms in the City. Given Michelmores strengths in both private client and commercial matters, you may also want to look into some of their main competitors, which typically include firms such as Ashfords and Clarke Willmott.The Lawyer recently mentioned that the firm was expanding into sectors that are gaining more attention for both private client and commercial clients. This includes their recent hires to strengthen their capabilities in private wealth, energy and natural capital, and financial services. It also mentioned that the firm has experienced significant growth, with revenue reaching a 10-year high in 2023/24, rising by 14% to £48.8m. Net profit increased by 20% to £10m, and PEP saw a 15% rise. Overall, I'd encourage you to make an application, particularly if the firm's main practice areas seem appealing to you.Best of luck!</blockquote>

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