Happy to announce @Miki3999 as our winner for this week for their post here! We appreciate their remarkable effort to help a fellow member with the technical aspects of their upcoming paralegal interview, which completely embodied all the values TCLA strives to promote and foster...
The only thing I can think of is them giving you a document to review or a scenario where you would need to prioritise your time/workload and work with your team mates/supervisors to resolve an issue. It sounds like you will have some time to review the question in the run up to your actual...
Does their website have information about their practice areas, recent deals/cases? Are there any news articles on their work, their business strategy, any new offices they've opened? I would also try to reach out to people who work at the firm via LinkedIn as @Jessica Booker suggested.
Even...
I think @thirdtimelucky has given you an excellent perspective on this already. The best part about law, and specifically commercial law if I can say so myself, is that non-legal/non-commercial experience is just as important as legal/commercial experience in helping you understand how you can...
My biggest tip would be to review three areas of your application for improvement-
Motivation- have you demonstrated your motivation to work in commercial law and at the firm you've applied at? A good answer about your motivations will be backed up with evidence that shows you've taken the...
Rejections are painful, isolating and confusing but what they test more than anything is your motivation to keep going. When you're ready and have processed your feelings about this rejection, take some time to assess where you're at with applications.
Do you think you've done everything you...
Alright, I'll include a range of links below so that you can prepare widely. Also know that we have a mock interview service that you can check out here if you feel the need to give practicing a go.
CV-based interview tips
Definitive interview guide
CAR structure example
Competency v...
Law firms typically weather changes in economic cycles well because when M&A activity slows down, while work for deal teams will reduce (it doesn't completely cease, usually), work for restructuring, litigations etc. teams will pick up. So while the lawyers at the firm will generally keep doing...
@thirdtimelucky so, so happy for you! You've been such an insightful contributor to the forum and I hope that you find everything you're looking for and more at your dream firm. Please do take all the time you can to relax and let this news sink in- it's absolutely well deserved. And I do hope...
For this week, I'm nominating @Ameliaa and @CC77 as joint winners! Your posts here and here were the perfect mix of being supportive and empathetic and embodied the values that are at the core for us here at TCLA. Very well done and wishing you the best!
Please see this post here for...
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