Thank you! Hope you’ll hear back soon with good news!Well done. They’re an excellent firm.
Thank you! Hope you’ll hear back soon with good news!Well done. They’re an excellent firm.
It says rolling on tcla's table for the deadline though?Does Latham & Watkins recruit on a rolling basis ?
congratulations!! can i ask around when the AC is just to gauge the time frame between the notice itself and actual AC dates?Summer VS
non-rolling for vac schemeIt says rolling on tcla's table for the deadline though?
hey, when did you complete your VI if you don't mind me asking?I got a White & Case AC invite yesterday evening!! Any advice would be super appreciated!
Thanks for the reminder need to finish my cms appis anyone still waiting to hear back from CMS post WG?
Fingers crossed!!!!!!Any insights for Ashurst final interview for Winter VS and I thought I messed up the case study. Thank you in advance.
Thank you very much mate and it is scary and stressful so am nervous as hell for it. Went out to celebrate this evening my usual ritual when celebrating good news with applications.Fingers crossed!!!!!!
I hope you will get that WVS!!!!
Congrats on passing to the next stage! Can you share how you have structured your answer and how many words you ended up with? I am doing an overview section then I am planning on discussing three main points in more detail. It seems like I will be taking far less than 600 words though. I might be done in around 450 wordsNo need. I also passed the first stage of the application process.
The email says " Additionally, we are aware that there is a planned rail strike, and so if your travel is likely to be impacted please also let us know." So I don't think it would be inappropriate to ask.Hey all - Got an offer for Freshfields Graduate Workshop, but I don't think it will be feasible for me to attend on that day, given the rail strikes. Do you think FF will have any flexibility if I ask if I can attend the non-law workshop instead, which I should be able to attend? I did study a non-law degree but have now graduated and am under the impression the the non-law workshop is just for current students.
Would be gutted if it meant I had to turn down the offer as it would've been great experience
im literally trying to switch too hahaha, but the other way around. I have asked them and will keep you updatedHey all - Got an offer for Freshfields Graduate Workshop, but I don't think it will be feasible for me to attend on that day, given the rail strikes. Do you think FF will have any flexibility if I ask if I can attend the non-law workshop instead, which I should be able to attend? I did study a non-law degree but have now graduated and am under the impression the the non-law workshop is just for current students.
Would be gutted if it meant I had to turn down the offer as it would've been great experience
There is absolutely no harm in asking them. They are likely aware of the issue anyway and either might be able to provide a solution, like moving to a different date.Hey all - Got an offer for Freshfields Graduate Workshop, but I don't think it will be feasible for me to attend on that day, given the rail strikes. Do you think FF will have any flexibility if I ask if I can attend the non-law workshop instead, which I should be able to attend? I did study a non-law degree but have now graduated and am under the impression the the non-law workshop is just for current students.
Would be gutted if it meant I had to turn down the offer as it would've been great experience
It’s a long time ago now, but there tended to be a good number of people recruited from the open days when I worked at the firm.How competitive is the Graduate Workshop? Think Freshfields has always been my top choice, so quite pleased to have been accepted and would this give me a strong chance of passing through to the WG with a good cover letter (I've previously made NRF, Travers Smith TI + AC with my cover letter form). Would appreciate your perspective @Jessica Booker