Relationships between the owners and occupiers of residential properties can be fraught with problems.

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

I'm keen to get involved in pro bono activities but I don't know where to start. Can you point me in the right direction?

I’m a first-year student – how important is legal work experience and do you have advice for securing some?

I plan on becoming a lawyer but will I be able to manage my work/life balance?

Thanks to my involvement with my local JLD, I’ve been able to build good relations with local firms and junior lawyers working at local firms. Recently I was able to speak with a partner and head of department at one of these firms. He very kindly spent a good half an hour on the phone with me, and we talked about what someone in his position would be looking for in any new potential recruits.

People may choose to use medication to manage ADHD presentations. While the UK is in the middle of a national ADHD medication shortage, which is likely to continue until at least December 2023, people are having real difficulty accessing their prescribed medication to help them manage their presentations.

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

Lockdowns and leases: what drafting trends have emerged to handle the effects of covid-19 on the high street?

I want to become a human rights barrister but I keep hearing that only Oxbridge students get pupillages. Is this true?

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

How can I be an authentic LGBTQ+ ally?

Law firms are always saying how diverse and inclusive they are but how do I decide which firm is the right fit for me?

I’m qualifying via the Solicitors Qualifying Exam, how do I get my qualifying work experience signed off and registered?

I’m considering becoming a barrister, but how do I know whether the Bar is right for me?

Starting a training contract is about having an open mind. The reason behind completing four to six different seats is to gain exposure to each of the different departments.

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?

These days, graduate employers tend to look for commercial 'interest' as much as (if not more than) commercial 'awareness'. You won’t be expected to detail every single commercial, political and economic event that has happened over the past few years, but you will likely be expected to demonstrate an interest in business and the broader commercial factors that are likely to affect the firm and its clients.

Do I have to apply for all pupillage vacancies through the Pupillage Gateway or do some barristers’ chambers have different application processes?