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LC.N Weekly is our free weekly newsletter designed to keep you up-to-date with all
the issues relating to finding a career in the legal profession. Each week we analyse
firms, write features, seek out the most important legal news stories and much,
much more - all sent straight to your inbox. Over 20,000 already receive the newsletter;
why not join them?
Each week you will receive:
News: We provide an ongoing news service for you, highlighting key stories from
the legal press and elsewhere. The emphasis is, of course, on training and recruitment
issues, but we cover all the big law stories too.
LC.N Focus: Each week we put a different firm in the spotlight. We analyse the various
sources of information available (firms' own sites, the legal and business press,
client guides and our own information) and produce an objective guide to that firm.
LC.N should be your starting point for researching any firm.
Meet the Recruiter: Every fortnight we delve into the mind of a recruiter to find
out what they do, what makes them tick and what they are looking for in a candidate.
And of course we get them to answer the all-important favourite biscuit question!
Burning Question: All law firms want their lawyers and their trainees to have commercial
awareness. This means that you need to know what's going on in the business world.
Each week we pose a burning question and ask a real lawyer or trainee to write a
short answer.
The Oracle: We often receive requests for help and advice from future trainees and
pupils. We've now formalised this process in a 'problem page' format. The Oracle
will help you solve all those tricky problems relating to the recruitment process.
Letters of particular interest, or letters that serve to illustrate common issues,
are published in the newsletters and on the site. Whether published or not, every
letter that we receive gets an answer.
Features: Every fortnight we publish a new feature article designed to increase
your knowledge of the recruitment process or the legal profession as a whole. Some
are produced in-house, others by experts from firms, chambers, universities and
bodies within the legal community.
LC.N Diary: Many firms are travelling the country to meet candidates and raise their
own profiles. By consulting our diary you'll know what events are happening near
you (ie, who will be there, and when and where the events take place).
