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A National Firm - Pinsent Masons LLP
" Pinsent Masons is obviously a very commercially minded and corporate firm, but it has diverse sectors beyond that, so you can experience the law in completely different environments." |
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A Major City Firm - Allen & Overy LLP
"Every trainer I have had, and every associate I have worked for, has always had the time to answer any questions I have had and has explained how the nature of my work fits into the wider picture." |
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A Medium Sized City Firm - Taylor Wessing
"There's a really good social vibe at the firm. The fact that there is a relatively small intake of trainees for its size is great for building up friends and people you can call and ask daft questions." |
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A Regional Law Firm - Mills & Reeve LLP
"There's a very big support network and an open-door policy, which means I can talk to my supervisor about anything. Everyone's really friendly and approachable from partners to trainees, and you never feel like you've been left to your own devices." |
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A Law Firm in Yorkshire - Walker Morris
"I know it's a cliché, but it's so friendly here, at every level of the firm - from support staff, to trainees, to partners - they are always willing to help you." |
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The Crown Prosecution Service - Crown Prosecution Service
"If you're not sure about something, it's easy to discuss it with any of the other lawyers here. And the work is very interesting, in that you are involved with lots of issues that affect real people and the community in general." |
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A firm with a non-rotational training programme - Jones Day
"The work that I get offered as a trainee is of a high level. We're treated as associates from day one, so I'm often dealing with people who are more senior than me." |
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