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Luke Pearce CEO of Virtual Internships sits down with Emma Hamnett to discuss all things about Virtual Internships and what the company is about .

Nelson Mandela, Andrea Bocelli, and Barack Obama are just three famous people who studied law without dedicating themselves to this profession. In the UK, around 17,855 were accepted to Law courses in the 2016-2017 period, with 67.5% of students comprising women and 32.5% men. Far less students are admitted to the roll.

Representing clients who have been injured in catastrophic accidents can be challenging and complex. This article – written by John M. O’Brien, Personal Injury Lawyer in California – highlights some of the issues and considerations that will be faced.

In this article, we are going to look at 7 of the best ways you can save money while getting the most out of your experience as a student in London.

Since 2014, there have been a staggering 35,000 cases related to loan fraud and real estate scams. Despite the massive efforts to take initiative and raise awareness, homeowners are still becoming victims – losing an average of $1,500 per scheme. That is where real estate attorneys come in.

Representing clients who have been injured in catastrophic accidents can be challenging and complex. This article – written by John M. O’Brien, Personal Injury Lawyer in California – highlights some of the issues and considerations that will be faced.

As summer approaches law students all across the country are emerging from libraries and packing up their belongings to head back home for three months of well deserved rest. The Great British Summer awaits, so here are a few productive ways to spend your summer as an aspiring lawyer.

England has the highest student debts in the developed world thanks to a formidable combination of high tuition fees, rising interest rates whilst studying and maintenance grants scrapped in favour of loans.

In the last few years, the number of freelance workers in the UK has grown from 2 million to an impressive 4.8 million. Freelancers of all ages, experience levels, and educational backgrounds are needed across industries. It is clear that the new workplace (for many) will be outside of the standard office cubicle within the coming decades.

Student Lawyer Alv Grasun reviews the Guide to Good Practice, a recent publication by The Law Society, describing it as “Truly living up to its name, this book encompasses all the elements necessary to make it a useful tool to navigate the professional legal world.