Quite often, law students will ask: “I’ve read 10 finance articles in the past two months – does that mean I have commercial awareness?” It’s understandable to have this outlook, but reading 10 (or even 50) finance articles isn’t the way to go about gaining commercial awareness.
Read More...
Sign in / Join
Sign in
Recover your password.
A password will be e-mailed to you.
Browsing Category
Law School & Careers
Mindfulness: How It Can Help You Study Law
The word “mindfulness” has become ever more common in today’s society. Often this use is accompanied by pictures of…
Becoming a Barrister: Practising Immigration Law
This week Lawyer Monthly benefits from the growing expert insight of Ahmed Osman, a barrister in pupillage at One…
As all professional sectors continue to engage with and implement digital strategies, efficiencies and technologies, the future of law practice is becoming more and more virtual based each year.
Read More...
What’s in Store for the Partner of the Future?
For senior qualified legal staff, the world really is their oyster. There are a wide range of potential career…
5 Top Social Media Tips for Law Students
Social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram are an integral part of students’ lives.
As if choosing the perfect degree wasn’t already enough of a challenge, the ultra-competitive job market means students also need to seriously consider whether their chosen qualification has enough of a demand to lead to actual job opportunities.
Read More...
Becoming a Barrister: Beginning Pupillage with Catherine
This week Lawyer Monthly benefits from part 2 of One Pump Court’s pupillage series as it takes another personal…
Does Reflection Have a Place on a Law Degree?
You’re probably wondering, what is reflection and is it something that’s important to my law degree? Emma Jones,…