Studying a law degree opens a world of possibilities when it comes to choosing a career and certainly doesn’t limit you to a job in the legal profession. Use this guide to six alternative careers for law graduates to help kickstart your career research.

How will the Procurement Act 2023 transform public sector procurement in the UK?

How does the Data Use and Access Act reshape data compliance in the UK?

You know that feeling when you get lost in a supermarket as a kid? Navigating your route into the legal profession might make you feel the same way: confused, scared and overwhelmed. To make your experience less daunting, this guide explains how you can use LawCareers.Net and its many benefits to improve your chances of securing your dream role in 

Rhett MchPhie offers a unique glimpse into the recruitment process and culture at Fried Frank, highlighting the importance of authenticity, resilience and commercial awareness for the firm’s future trainees. 

Was the recent conviction of Tom Hayes for rigging the London Interbank Offered Rate (Libor) and subsequent 14-year sentence disproportionate for what some see as an essentially victimless crime?

Why has the Google Spain case drawn so much publicity and what are the long-term legal implications of the decision?

What opportunities are there for commercial real estate lawyers post-covid?

In the wake of recent developments, what are the opportunities for investment in renewable energy in the United Kingdom?

Litigation funding: the future of commercial disputes or an inappropriate form of disputes financing?

Career changers and mature candidates can make great lawyers. Many solicitors’ firms and barristers’ chambers value the transferable skills and experiences that career changers bring, with some explicitly encouraging career changers to apply. Read on to learn how you can make the change from your old career into law.

Attending a law firm’s open day, insight scheme or presentation is a great way to meet lawyers and recruiters, and gain valuable insights that’ll improve your applications. Read our five tips to help you prepare and make a good impression on the day.

Diversity within the UK legal sector has long been a topic of conversation among practitioners and students alike. The profession has been heavily criticised for not evolving with society or being representative of the diversity within the UK. Over the past decade, there have been a flurry of initiatives to respond to these deep-rooted issues. However, the crucial question remains, have we made enough progress?

Have the implications of the sham director scandal been exaggerated?

Many law firms use assessment centres as part of the selection process for vacation scheme and training contract candidates. So, how do you prepare for an assessment centre, what can you expect on the day and what exactly are firms assessing you on? Here’s our expert advice.

The Chancellor's surprise announcement in his Budget speech of new tax rules for trusts generated a furore in the specialist press and among private client lawyers. What's all the fuss about?

A healthy balance of work and socialising during your first year of university will have long-term benefits that you’ll appreciate later down the line. On the other side of that, an important part of going to university is having a great time, meeting new friends and making the most of the variety of opportunities that being a student has to offer. Achieving that balance between having fun and paying attention to your academics should be the aim.

What does the FIFA World Cup reveal about the legal risks facing global businesses?

Will regulatory involvement lead to viability of cryptocurrency in the financial sector?

Access to justice is invaluable, but at what price?