It's hard enough to make connections online so I think having the camera on and dressing in a smart-casual way (upper half, lower half doesn't matter haha) is generally advisable. Although depends what kind of webinar in my opinion. If there are going to be 100s (or 1000s as is the case with some Legal Cheek events!) then leaving the camera off or having it on probably won't make too much difference.
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To echo what @Kubed said, some webinars won't even have a camera function so you do have to worry. Alternatively, for selective open days/webinars were there are less than 30 people, I would always suggest having your camera on for the majority of the talks
For events like Legal Cheek fairs, only 10 people can have their cameras on at any given point, so if you have already ironed your clothes and are camera ready, make sure to log in at the earliest because those 10 people are pretty much fixed for the rest of the event. Some won't leave even after they're done asking their questions.
Only been to two of their events so far and seems like the same people rush to get a camera spot and then just stay there for the whole time, some not even asking questions lol
Lorry drivers shortage, energy companies collapsing so no gas, high street going completely bust after surviving since 2006, covid, inflation and so on...Happy commercial awareness year you guys..we can make it!
Hi everyone! Hogan Lovells announced on insta that they opened their apps on the 20th however their apply4law website still says that the deadline passed for everything!!
I think having good attention to detail is a bit generic i.e. it could be applied to pretty much any subject. It's fine as part of an answer but I would imagine they're really looking for more of a story here - what sparked your interest in the subject? Why law over any other course? The academic study of law is quite different to a commercial law career so I think it would be a good idea to really think back to your genuine motivations before you started studying law and build an answer based on that.
Thank you Dheepa!Not Jaysen but it’s completely remote so yes you can!
It's basically like a marketing department for attracting new business and clients to the firm
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Tries to attract and retain clients while the lawyers focus on doing the legal work. They are part of the marketing department.
Enrollment is very quick and you may be able to join the September start at ULaw still as it has only been running for 2 weeks so far and there have recently been some later entries in my group. Some providers also offer an accelerated LPC so that may be an option considering your short timeframe. I would suggest you give the providers a call and discuss options
Hi, thanks very much. As long as the Jan 2022 option is still there then should be ok.
Is the application long/difficult to be accepted?
not long at all, just make sure you have your documents ready (transcript etc). Mine only took a couple of days once everything was uploaded.
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