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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JA" data-source="post: 2778">My best piece of advice is to avoid taking a scattergun approach towards applications. You will need to do in-depth research for all the firm's you apply to while also studying/working at the same time. The more firms you apply to the less likely you'll be able to research them all in depth. Law firms will easily spot a generic application.You can use the Corporate Law Academy's firm overview document to structure your research.You should know exactly what differentiates the firms you apply to from other firms. You should also try to find out what sort of firm you wish to build your career in, e.g. magic circle, US or regional firms.Finally, you should practice common questions that law firms ask at interview (see TCLA's 175 questions guide) and use your university careers service to arrange mock interviews. Make sure you don't memorise all your answers but instead broadly know how you will structure your answers. Practice makes perfect.Good Luck!</blockquote>

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