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LawCareers.Net is taking its first tentative steps in the big, wide world of social networking. It's not easy starting out, so give us a hand and add us as a friend - pretty please! Joining us on Facebook and Twitter will get you access to site updates and stories from the legal press that we think wannabe lawyers should know about, plus the opportunity to share your thoughts on items we've posted and things we're doing on the site. You see, everyone's a winner!
But fear not, this doesn't mean that the main site will be taking a back seat. Be sure to keep checking LawCareers.Net regularly and reading your weekly email - and speaking of which, it's time to reveal what lies inside this latest edition... There's plenty to peruse, including a feature from the head of the Young Barristers Committee for 2009, Alexander Learmonth, and an Oracle answer provided by Kaplan careers adviser Gemma Baker about the problem of applying for vac schemes while on a placement year abroad. We've a Burning Question from Ince & Co about the impact of piracy and a Meet the Recruiter profile of sparky Norton Rose graduate recruiter Jess Jones. In the news, according to the Sunday Times Pannone is the best law firm to work for, out-of-work solicitors put in hundreds of hours doing pro bono work, 129 individuals are appointed queen's counsel and the identity of the LC.N Survey winner is revealed. Happy reading!
PS Are you due to start the GDL, LPC or BPTC in September 2010 and interested in blogging for LawCareers.Net? See today's vacancy of the week for details.
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