I am a second-year law student currently serving a two-year driving disqualification for drink-driving. Could this conviction prevent me from becoming a corporate lawyer?

I plan to become a solicitor and am about to apply for a law conversion course. I was wondering what the major differences between the GDL and graduate-entry LLB are? Which is viewed more favourably by employers?

Do I need to do a contentious or non-contentious seat during my training contract? And what is the difference between them?

I’m a humanities graduate planning to save up before taking a law conversion course. What paid work can I do that will be valuable for a career in law?

Do you have any advice for a successful video interview or virtual assessment centre?

Everyone says law firms are looking for tech-savvy lawyers, how do I become more tech savvy?

I am interested in sustainability and a career in environmental law, what do I need to know about this area?

Should I disclose my disability when I apply for a vacation scheme? Are careers in the legal profession accessible for candidates with disabilities?

I have secured a training contract with a major commercial law firm which I'm due to start this September. Is it normal to have been successful in getting such a job, showing aptitude and the necessary skills only to feel completely unqualified?

I haven’t been offered a training contract yet – is it too risky to start the LPC without having secured a training contract first?

I’m an aspiring solicitor who is having trouble deciding the right law firm for me. What do I do?

I want to talk about law-related books in my personal statement for university applications. What are your favourite legal books to add to my summer reading list?

I’m in the final year of my law degree – should I do the Graduate Diploma in Law and Legal Practice Course after I graduate, or the new Solicitors Qualifying Exam?

All my vacation scheme applications have been rejected. What do I do now?

I know the legal profession can be demanding and competitive, so how do I avoid burnout at work?

I got a 2:2 at university because I spent too much time on extracurricular activities and work experience, rather than on my studies. Should I explain this in my training contract applications? And is there any chance that my extracurriculars could support my application instead?

I’m interested in a career in criminal law, but I’m not sure how I’d feel defending a client who I knew was guilty of a serious crime such as murder. Should I consider a different area of law?

How can I get legal work experience when every application form asks for prior legal work experience?

I’m 40 years old and interested in changing careers. I want to become a solicitor but don’t know what my funding options are – can you help?

I’m qualifying via the Solicitors Qualifying Exam but don’t understand the difference between training contracts and qualifying work experience. How do I know what’s best for me?