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YOUNG LAWYER

ISSUE 7

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Spring fever

Like the Mad Hatter, the Young Lawyer team is currently feeling rather hyperactive. The anticipation of Spring just around the corner has made us feel like celebrating – perhaps by throwing a tea party… Read more >>

News

Up the ladder

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Are you experienced?

Young Lawyer Spring 2010

Aspiring lawyers hoping to impress future employers should not underestimate the value of hands-on work experience with a law firm, says Sue Clarke

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Commercial enterprise

Young Lawyer Spring 2010

Having solid commercial experience will really impress prospective employers, says David Lister

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New territory

Young Lawyer Spring 2010

What can you expect from a career in law after the Legal Services Act? Laurence Thomas and Adam Makepeace discuss the changing landscape of legal business and what it means for the lawyers of the future

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Pick your own

Young Lawyer Spring 2010

Do not take a 'scattergun' approach to applying for training contracts; do your research and select the right firm for you, says Helen Clayton

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All work and no play?

Young Lawyer Spring 2010

Strong time management, networking and organisational skills will impress employers and clients, while also helping you to achieve that most desirable of goals: a successful work-life balance. Elaine Chapman reports

At the coalface

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Intellectual pursuits

Young Lawyer Spring 2010

A seat in intellectual property is an enriching experience for any trainee, but there are more ways than one to pursue a career in this stimulating and ever-changing area of law, says Robert Cumming

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Power struggles

Young Lawyer Spring 2010

A diverse caseload, heated disputes and high-pressure decisions; Barbara Hewson reflects on life as a public law barrister

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A risky business

Young Lawyer Spring 2010

Filled with unpredictable challenges and ever-evolving case law, a seat in professional negligence can be an eye-opening experience, says Andrew Crudge

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Personal space invaders

Young Lawyer Spring 2010

Claimant libel lawyers are prone to being unpopular with the media, but for Dominic Crossley, protecting his clients' rights and reputations is paramount

Money matters

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The frugal system

Young Lawyer Spring 2010

Student debt and a low trainee salary can be a real headache, but learning to manage your money properly will help ease the pressure. Angharad Lynn reports

Location, location

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Edinburgh: city of opportunity

Young Lawyer Spring 2010

Edinburgh is a city steeped in history, but it is also a centre of business excellence and innovation with a lively professional and social scene, inspiring many young lawyers to make it their home. Stephen McPherson reports

Beyond law

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Smooth move

Young Lawyer Spring 2010

Siobán Healy began her career as a solicitor, but found her true calling at the Bar

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Living without fear

Young Lawyer Spring 2010

Pro bono work can be a great way to use your legal skills to help someone in need while building up your experience, as Rebecca Mandal discovered when she assisted a client in obtaining a non-molestation order

Downtime

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Window shopping

Young Lawyer Spring 2010

Determined to fill his spare time with more productive pursuits than TV dinners and evenings down the pub, Andrew Lewis tried his hand at some of life’s more unusual pastimes…

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A few good films

Young Lawyer Spring 2010

Forget lectures – rent a courtroom drama, get some popcorn and put your feet up!

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Off with his head!

Young Lawyer Spring 2010

We all think that criminals get an easy ride these days. Certain ‘high horse’ newspapers will have you believe that prisoners sit around in fine tailoring playing video games and watching the latest films on immense flat screen TV’s, while...

Sorted!

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I wonder if I should be using my time at university to learn other skills. Would it be worthwhile for me to take some extra courses in other subjects, or should I just be focusing on my course?

Young Lawyer Spring 2010

Q: I’m finding my law degree very time consuming, and I’m worried about taking too much else on at the same time. However, I wonder if I should be using my time at university to learn other skills too. I’ve never been all that...

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