8thCan anyone confirm the deadline for Reed Smith? I am finding different dates online. Some say 8th January and others say 31st January. Thank you!
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8thCan anyone confirm the deadline for Reed Smith? I am finding different dates online. Some say 8th January and others say 31st January. Thank you!
The key to this question is recognising an instance where changing your mind led to a better outcome. Lawyers need to have the emotional intelligence to realise where their approach to something or decision-making isn't the best route to take and then adapt to ensure a better outcome.How should I tackle the "Tell us about a situation where you made a decision and then changed your mind." potential interview question? @Jessica Booker @axelbeugre
I logged back into the portal and got another automated email from Shortlister saying the deadline is 1st Jan 23:59I received Eversheds VI now, but without a deadline to complete. Is it first come, first served to the AC ? Also, any insights would be helpful.
Ah okey. Thanks.I logged back into the portal and got another automated email from Shortlister saying the deadline is 1st Jan 23:59
What is the specific question?If I am asked to discuss a 'particular area of law' can that be sector specific or does it need to be practice focused eg can I talk about law within energy/projects or AI?
With reference to a particular area of law, what do you find to be the most interesting about it?What is the specific question?
To me this is more practice area rather than sector specific. However, there tends to be cross-overs - for instance, Real Estate, M&A, Private Equity, Technology/TMT all can be seen as both practice areas and sectors. If you do go with more of a sector approach, I would focus on the legal work within it, rather than it as a topic though.With reference to a particular area of law, what do you find to be the most interesting about it?
If I go with a sector approach, can I discuss project finance and environmental litigation etc in Energy or should I just be safe and go with a more specific practice area?To me this is more practice area rather than sector specific. However, there tends to be cross-overs - for instance, Real Estate, M&A, Private Equity, Technology/TMT all can be seen as both practice areas and sectors. If you do go with more of a sector approach, I would focus on the legal work within it, rather than it as a topic though.
You will need to pick one area - be mindful project finance will be considered one and environmental litigation another.If I go with a sector approach, can I discuss project finance and environmental litigation etc in Energy or should I just be safe and go with a more specific practice area?
I say this because even within Real Estate there are several types of law so I'm not sure how to approach this.
Thank you!
Perfect, thanks!You will need to pick one area - be mindful project finance will be considered one and environmental litigation another.