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Book recommendations?
Finally finished with this whole law shambabloyyy (this made up word somehow sums how I feel)... I now have time to read good books and I was wondering if anyone had any favourites they would like to share? Looking forward to seeing some responses :)- Salma
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Free TCLA memberships
2 weeks until November is officially over guys (crazy, I know)!- Salma
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Free TCLA memberships
Glad to hear!!! Enjoy and keep posting :)- Salma
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Free TCLA memberships
This week my pick is @Lawgirlxo. You have been very helpful with answering queries and assisting other members with worries relating to this dreadful (yet fun) application process. Congrats and I hope you enjoy your premium account, either as a new member or additional months added onto your...- Salma
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'Tell us about a topic you know' question
Hahaha when I saw Love island I could not stop laughing- Salma
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Latham & Watkins Open Day/Vac Scheme
Spring vac last cycle :)- Salma
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Latham & Watkins Open Day/Vac Scheme
Also good luck to everyone with their Latham AC’s, I believe they are all happening this week and next :)- Salma
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Latham & Watkins Open Day/Vac Scheme
I found this online which is a perfect explanation of the type of analysis an M&A case study should consist of (depends on the facts). https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/ublcblog.wordpress.com/2017/01/16/casestudy/amp/ I hope it helps.- Salma
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Latham & Watkins Open Day/Vac Scheme
Sorry I phrased it awkwardly so the basic risks and opportunities within an M&A transaction. I believe Jaysen has made notes on this, I will dig them out and post them here :)- Salma
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Latham & Watkins Open Day/Vac Scheme
Hey, I reached the AC last year. I do not know if they have changed the format but last year it consisted of a written exercise, presentation and face to face interview: 1. Written exercise Typical M&A case study, be concise, to the point and watch the time. I would also brush up on aspects of...- Salma
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Hearing Back from Firms + AC & Interview Tips Share - 2018 - 2019
Thank you @Maccie, such a lovely post and I could not agree more with your points. Congratulations and I hope you enjoy your vacation scheme with Hogan Lovells, please do keep in touch with how it goes and have fun.- Salma
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Hearing Back from Firms + AC & Interview Tips Share - 2018 - 2019
I see! When did they complete their VI/tests?- Salma
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Hearing Back from Firms + AC & Interview Tips Share - 2018 - 2019
Has anyone heard from simmons post VI?- Salma
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Firms That Still Accept Trainees via Direct TC
Hey @PrancingUnicorns, I found this online, I hope it helps. https://www.chambersstudent.co.uk/law-firms/getting-a-training-contract/application-and-selection-criteria- Salma
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Stakeholders?!!
A stakeholder is literally an individual who holds an interest in a business for example, a director, employee or shareholder The part in bold is really asking you how the above individuals will find your chosen issue significant and why!- Salma
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Video - How to get a training contract with a magic circle law firm?
I am a HUGE fan of Eve Cornwell (yes I said it, hmu if you are too). I really enjoy watching her videos and just came across this one (see below) she posted this morning! In the above video she provides a lengthy timetable of what steps she took from first year onwards to secure her TC at...- Salma
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Hearing Back from Firms + AC & Interview Tips Share - 2018 - 2019
Awww sorry guys! NRF is a difficult one... keep your heads up :)- Salma
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Hearing Back from Firms + AC & Interview Tips Share - 2018 - 2019
Yes!- Salma
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Work Experience Section
Agree with jaysen, honestly, I do not think it matters but it won’t hurt to just add a line linking the skill you learnt to the role.- Salma
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Work Experience Section
I would link the skills to that of a commercial solicitor but very very very briefly maybe one line!- Salma
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