Thursday 11 April, 4pm to 6pm, taking place virtually

The Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) regime is now in its third year. Despite multiple cohorts having sat and completed both SQE1 and SQE2 exams, the assessments remain a daunting prospect for aspiring solicitors. Recent news about firms withdrawing QWE and training contract offers for students who do not pass the SQE exams first time places even greater pressure on students to pass both components on their first attempt.

Join us on the afternoon of Thursday 11 April for our latest virtual student event run in partnership with BPP University Law School, where we’ll be taking a deep dive into the regime’s first stage, SQE1.

The discussion will be led by BPP’s head of outreach and former City law firm partner Jonny Hurst, alongside SQE Award Leaders Allison Banks (Award Leader for City Consortium Plus Programme and Essentials for Practice) and Ayesha Anandappa (LPC Firm Specific and Essentials for Practice). They will delve into the format, booking process, content and assessments for SQE1, including an interactive analysis of sample questions to help students get to grips with what to expect. We will also be joined by some of BPP’s current SQE students who have recently passed SQE1, including Mikaela Hristova, future trainee at Stephenson Harwood, and Christian Stocker, future trainee at Walker Morris. Collectively, they will provide insights into their experiences on the course, as well as offering advice to those considering this route to qualification as a solicitor.

After the panel discussion there will be virtual networking with the BPP University Law School team for follow-up questions and further careers advice.

Apply to attend. You’ll be asked to submit two questions for the speakers.

Wednesday 29 May, 4pm to 6pm, taking place virtually

Join us on the afternoon of Wednesday 29 May for a virtual student event in partnership with The University of Law (ULaw), geared towards non-law students looking to enter the legal profession.

The event features solicitors from a diverse range of practice areas at Brabners, Mishcon de Reya and Reed Smith, alongside a ULaw tutor. To provide students with a broad insight into the legal industry, the speakers will delve into their respective practice areas, as well as sharing their views on what future changes we can expect in the legal market.

As the legal profession continues to evolve, those who possess a combination of different skillsets have found themselves in high demand. The speakers, all of whom studied non-law subjects before joining the industry, will advise students on how to take advantage of their non-legal backgrounds to secure training contracts with leading firms.

The speakers

• Ceri Bowen, trainee solicitor in the housing and regeneration team at Brabners
• Antonia Felix, family law partner and co-training principal at Mishcon de Reya
• Amber Davies, energy and natural resources associate at Reed Smith
• Anne Robertson, campus manager at ULaw Newcastle, and former clinical negligence solicitor

After a Question Time-style panel discussion chaired by a Legal Cheek journalist, there will be virtual networking with the speakers, ULaw’s student recruitment team and current non-law students, as well as trainees from the firms and members of their graduate recruitment teams.

Apply to attend. You’ll be asked to submit two questions for the speakers.

Tuesday 4 June, 4pm to 6:30pm, taking place IN-PERSON at ULaw Leeds

Legal Cheek is coming to Leeds for the latest in its series of IN-PERSON Secrets to Success events – run in association with The University of Law (ULaw) – to help students boost their commercial awareness ahead of vacation schemes and training contract interviews.

The event takes place on Tuesday 4 June at ULaw’s Leeds campus, and features lawyers from Eversheds Sutherland, Pinsent Masons and Shoosmiths, alongside a careers expert from ULaw.

The speakers will share the secrets to their own success, telling the stories of their career journeys and advising students on how they can best position themselves to obtain training contracts with leading law firms. Also up for discussion will be the key commercial awareness topics that students need to have on their radar.

Speakers

• Emmanuelle Turner, associate at Eversheds Sutherland
• Christopher Graham, legal director at Pinsent Masons
• Nick Taylor, associate at Shoosmiths
• Matthew Tomlinson, campus dean at The University of Law and former associate at DLA Piper and Addleshaw Goddard

After the Question Time-style discussion, which will be chaired by a Legal Cheek journalist, there will be networking over drinks and snacks with the speakers, current trainees from the firms and members of their graduate recruitment teams. It’s a great opportunity not only to meet the firms but also to check out ULaw’s striking Leeds campus, located in the heart of the city centre with a dramatic glazed frontage, high specification interior and roof terrace offering panoramic views of Leeds’ skyline.

Apply to attend. You’ll be asked to submit two questions for the speakers.

Thursday 29 February, 4pm to 6:30pm, taking place IN-PERSON at ULaw Nottingham

Legal Cheek is coming to Nottingham for the latest in its series of IN-PERSON Secrets to Success events – run in association with The University of Law (ULaw) – to help students boost their commercial awareness ahead of vacation schemes and training contract interviews.

The event takes place on Thursday 29 February at ULaw’s Nottingham campus, and features lawyers from Shoosmiths and Gateley, alongside a careers expert from ULaw.

The speakers will share the secrets to their own success, telling the stories of their career journeys and advising students on how they can best position themselves to obtain training contracts with leading law firms. Also up for discussion will be the key commercial awareness topics that students need to have on their radar.

The speakers

• Helen Webster, legal director and regional training principal at Gateley Legal
• Sarah Hartley, trainee solicitor at Shoosmiths
• Harriet Pearce, campus manager for ULaw Nottingham and former solicitor specialising in dispute resolution

After the Question Time-style discussion, which will be chaired by a Legal Cheek journalist, there will be networking over drinks and snacks with the speakers, current trainees from the firms and members of their graduate recruitment teams. It’s a great opportunity not only to meet the firms but also to check out ULaw’s Nottingham campus, situated close to many top law firms in the centre of Nottingham’s business district.

Apply to attend. You’ll be asked to submit two questions for the speakers.

Thursday 7 March, 4pm to 6pm, taking place virtually

The Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) regime is now in its third year. Multiple cohorts have sat and completed both SQE1 and SQE2 exams, although the assessments remain a daunting prospect for aspiring solicitors.  

Join us on the afternoon of Thursday 7 March for our latest virtual student event run in partnership with BPP University Law School, where we’ll be taking a deep dive into the regime’s second stage, SQE2.

The session will be led by BPP’s head of outreach and former City law firm partner Jonny Hurst, alongside Laura Bains, BPP’s SQE2 Award Leader. They will be joined by students who are going through the process themselves, including Madelaine Moss, current SQE student and future trainee at Addleshaw Goddard, Jasmine Sayany, future trainee at Watson Farley & Williams, and Daria Slavnova, who is currently studying the SQE LLM with BPP. They will reflect on their experiences, what they’ve learnt along the way, as well as providing an in-depth insight into the content, format, booking process and pass rates for SQE2. The event will also include interactive analysis of an SQE2 sample question, and a discussion of how students can maximise their chances of passing these challenging assessments.

After the panel discussion there will be virtual networking with the BPP University Law School team for follow-up questions and further careers advice.

Apply to attend. You’ll be asked to submit two questions for the speakers.

Thursday 14 March, 4pm to 6:30pm, taking place IN-PERSON at ULaw Bristol

Legal Cheek is coming to Bristol for the latest in its series of IN-PERSON Secrets to Success events – run in association with The University of Law (ULaw) – to help students boost their commercial awareness ahead of vacation schemes and training contract interviews.

The event takes place on Thursday 14 March at ULaw’s Bristol campus, and features lawyers from Osborne Clarke, TLT and Ashfords, alongside a careers expert from ULaw.

The speakers will share the secrets to their own success, telling the stories of their career journeys and advising students on how they can best position themselves to obtain training contracts with leading law firms. Also up for discussion will be the key commercial awareness topics that students need to have on their radar.

The speakers

• Georgina Graham, partner specialising in data and technology at Osborne Clarke
• Mark Braude, partner in the corporate & real estate tax team at TLT, and trainee principal for the firm’s Bristol office
• Ben Tarrant, partner in the real estate team at Ashfords
• Zoe King, campus dean for the University of Law Bristol

After the Question Time-style discussion, which will be chaired by a Legal Cheek journalist, there will be networking over drinks and snacks with the speakers, current trainees from the firms and members of their graduate recruitment teams. It’s a great opportunity not only to meet the firms but also to check out ULaw’s impressive Bristol campus, surrounded by global law firms in the heart of Bristol’s legal district.

Apply to attend. You’ll be asked to submit two questions for the speakers.

Thursday 6 June, 4pm to 6pm, taking place virtually

All Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) candidates strive to maximise their chances of passing the assessments first time, which starts with choosing the right prep course.

Join us on the afternoon of Thursday 6 June for our latest virtual SQE-themed event run in partnership with BPP University Law School, where we’ll be delving into the different factors to consider when making this crucial decision.

The session will be hosted by BPP’s head of outreach and former City law firm partner Jonny Hurst, alongside SQE1 Award Leader Julie Harris. They will be joined by students who have been through the process themselves, including Anastasia Stepanova, trainee solicitor at Norton Rose Fulbright, Mikaela Hristova, future trainee solicitor at Stephenson Harwood, and Ifeoluwa Aderibigbe, trainee solicitor in BPP’s Social Impact Team. Together, they will examine the key factors that aspiring solicitors must take into account when choosing an SQE prep course, including costs, pass rates, reputation, content and more. The speakers will also share their experiences of preparing for the exams, as well as offering advice to those considering this route to qualification as a solicitor.

After the panel discussion there will be virtual networking with the BPP University Law School team for follow-up questions and further careers advice.

Apply to attend. You’ll be asked to submit two questions for the speakers.

Tuesday 18 June, 4pm to 6:30pm, taking place IN-PERSON at ULaw Manchester

Legal Cheek is coming to Manchester for the latest in its series of IN-PERSON Secrets to Success events – run in association with The University of Law (ULaw) – to help students boost their commercial awareness ahead of vacation schemes and training contract interviews.

The event takes place on Tuesday 18 June at ULaw’s Manchester campus, and features lawyers from Squire Patton Boggs, Pinsent Masons, Clyde & Co, Fletchers and Express Solicitors, alongside a careers expert from ULaw.

The speakers will share the secrets to their own success, telling the stories of their career journeys and advising students on how they can best position themselves to obtain training contracts with leading law firms. Also up for discussion will be the key commercial awareness topics that students need to have on their radar.

The speakers

• Andrea Cropley, corporate partner & graduate recruitment partner at Squire Patton Boggs
• Alice Beresford, planning & environment and energy & infrastructure solicitor at Pinsent Masons
• Chris Eccles, partner in the catastrophic injury & large loss team at Clyde & Co
• Victoria Marsden, personal injury director and partner at Fletchers Solicitors
• Alex Forster, solicitor at Express Solicitors
• Catherine Morgan, employability group manager at The University of Law

After the Question Time-style discussion, which will be chaired by a Legal Cheek journalist, there will be networking over drinks and snacks with the speakers, current trainees from the firms and members of their graduate recruitment teams. It’s a great opportunity not only to meet the firms but also to check out ULaw’s Manchester campus, located in the city centre and in close proximity to leading law firms and Manchester Piccadilly Train Station.

Apply to attend. You’ll be asked to submit two questions for the speakers.

Tuesday 25 June, 4pm to 6pm, taking place virtually

It’s no secret that the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) has got off to a rocky start. Hopefully, though, as it beds in the advantages of this new training regime should come to the fore – with the big plus of the SQE being flexibility. Now students have many more options about how and when they qualify as solicitors; they can front load study should they wish, or they can spread it out and earn while they learn.

Join us on the afternoon of Tuesday 25 June for a virtual student event in partnership with The University of Law (ULaw), where we’ll be hearing the testimonies of students, law firms and course providers who’ve had first-hand experience administering and undergoing the SQE.

At the virtual event, ULaw’s SQE National Programme and Student Affairs Director Jill Howell-Williams will share her insights and top tips for passing the assessments. She will also be joined by current SQE students and future trainee solicitors Freya Patten (DLA Piper), Ozdemir Baruc (Pinsent Masons) and Anya Brown (undisclosed elite global law firm). Giving the law firm perspective will be Alison Burd, learning and development advisor at Burges Salmon.

After a Question Time-style panel discussion chaired by a Legal Cheek journalist, there will be virtual networking with the speakers and ULaw’s SQE team for follow-up questions and further careers advice. This is a great opportunity to find out more about ULaw’s LLM Legal Practice (SQE1&2) course, geared towards those who are looking to qualify via the new SQE route whilst also gaining a Master’s qualification.

Apply to attend. You’ll be asked to submit two questions for the speakers.

Thursday 27 June, 4pm to 6:30pm, taking place IN-PERSON at The H Suite, Birmingham

Legal Cheek is in Birmingham for the latest in its series of IN-PERSON Secrets to Success events – in association with The University of Law (ULaw) – to help students boost their commercial awareness.

The event takes place on Thursday 27 June at The H Suite, and features lawyers from Pinsent Masons, Reed Smith, DWF and Browne Jacobson, alongside a careers expert from ULaw.

The speakers will share the secrets to their own success, telling the stories of their career journeys and advising students on how they can best position themselves to obtain training contracts with leading law firms. Also up for discussion will be the key commercial awareness topics that students need to have on their radar.

The speakers

• Michelle Knight, director in the public sector real estate team at DWF
• Karine Kirlew, senior associate in the real estate team at Browne Jacobson
• Shuhab Miah, associate in the commercial team at Pinsent Masons
• Rik Palmer, graduate recruitment advisor at Reed Smith

After the Question Time-style discussion, which will be chaired by a Legal Cheek journalist, there will be networking over drinks and snacks with the speakers, current trainees from the firms and members of their graduate recruitment teams. Apply to attend. 

Thursday 4 July, 4pm to 6:30pm, taking place IN-PERSON at ULaw London Bloomsbury

THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED.

Legal Cheek is in London for the latest in its series of IN-PERSON Secrets to Success events – in association with The University of Law (ULaw) – to help students boost their commercial awareness.

The event takes place on Thursday 4 July at ULaw’s London Bloomsbury campus, and features lawyers from Travers Smith, Reed Smith, Farrer & Co and Radcliffe Chambers, alongside a careers expert from ULaw.

The speakers will share the secrets to their own success, telling the stories of their career journeys and advising students on how they can best position themselves to obtain training contracts and pupillages with leading law firms and chambers. Also up for discussion will be the key commercial awareness topics that students need to have on their radar.

The speakers

• Michael Ross, senior counsel in technology & commercial transactions at Travers Smith
• Olivia Doyhambehere, trainee solicitor at Reed Smith
• Alyson Morrell, family law associate at Farrer & Co
• Robert Lee, barrister at Radcliffe Chambers
• Sandie Gaines, campus dean at ULaw London Bloomsbury

After the Question Time-style discussion, which will be chaired by a Legal Cheek journalist, there will be networking over drinks and snacks with the speakers, current trainees and pupils from the firms and chambers, as well as members of their graduate and pupillage recruitment teams. It’s a great opportunity not only to meet the firms and chambers but also to check out ULaw’s London Bloomsbury campus, located just a stone’s throw away from Tottenham Court Road, the cafes and bars of Fitzrovia and Soho, and numerous transport routes in the centre of London.

This event is now fully booked.

Thursday 11 July, 4pm to 6pm, taking place virtually

Join us on the afternoon of Thursday 11 July for a virtual student event with BPP University Law School that’s all about how to get Qualifying Work Experience (QWE).

QWE is a central pillar of the new SQE regime. It opens the door to a much greater degree of flexibility to how students qualify as a solicitors.

We’ll be exploring how students can acquire QWE through three key pathways:

• Building a QWE portfolio at multiple employers
• Graduate Solicitor Apprenticeships
• Getting sponsored for a two-year QWE training contract at a single employer

Speakers will include SQE candidates at various stages of their SQE and QWE journeys, with the session chaired by Jonny Hurst, BPP’s head of outreach and former City law firm partner.

The speakers

• Kelechi Angel Nwichi-Holdsworth, graduate solicitor apprentice at The Limehouse Project
• Chloe Hayes, undertaking QWE in BPP’s Social Impact Team
• Henry Davine, trainee solicitor at Accutrainee

After the panel discussion there will be virtual networking with the BPP University Law School team for follow-up questions and further careers advice.

Apply to attend. You’ll be asked to submit two questions for the speakers.

Tuesday 16 July, 4pm to 6pm, taking place virtually

Join us on the afternoon of Tuesday 16 July for a virtual student event on artificial intelligence (AI) and the law, run in partnership with The University of Law (ULaw).

We’ll be hearing from lawyers at three leading firms, A&O Shearman, Macfarlanes and Osborne Clarke, about how the boom in generative AI is reshaping the commercial environment for their clients – and the types of legal work this is generating.

They’ll also discuss internal initiatives they are pioneering that apply the power of AI to data-heavy aspects of legal practice like document review. Joining them will be a legal tech specialist from The University of Law, to provide a perspective on how students need to be thinking about AI as they prepare for the new training contract application cycle.

The speakers

• Amy Ricketts, solutions analyst at A&O Shearman
• Thomas Gawada, legal technology and innovation officer at Macfarlanes
• John Buyers, partner and head of artificial intelligence at Osborne Clarke
• Patrick Grant, ULTRA project director at The University of Law

After an hour-long panel discussion chaired by one of the Legal Cheek team, there will be virtual networking with the speakers, members of the firms’ graduate recruitment teams, as well as ULaw’s employability team (for postgraduate students looking to further develop their knowledge of legal tech, this is a great opportunity to find out more about ULaw’s MSc in Legal Technology, LLM in Data Protection and Intellectual Property, and the Postgraduate Diploma and Postgraduate Certificate in Legal Technology).

Apply to attend. You’ll be asked to submit two questions for the speakers.

Wednesday 31 July, 4pm to 6pm, taking place virtually

Embarking on the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) route is an exciting yet challenging endeavour. In the context of worrying headlines about the regime, and with so many prep course options available, finding the right approach and knowing when to start your preparation can be overwhelming.

Join us on the afternoon of Wednesday 31 July for a virtual student event in partnership with The College of Legal Practice, where we’ll delve into the various factors you need to consider before choosing your SQE preparation journey, including your legal knowledge, budget and timeline.

We’ll be joined by expert speakers from the College, including Head of Curriculum Jane Waddell, alongside Courtney Wilbor and Nayla Chowdhury, who have both prepared for and sat the exams, to share their first-hand experience and top tips to help you navigate this crucial decision-making process.

After a panel discussion from 4pm to 5pm, there will be virtual networking with the speakers and other SQE experts from The College of Legal Practice for follow-up questions and further careers advice.

Apply to attend. You’ll be asked to submit two questions for the speakers.

Thursday 12 October, 4pm to 7pm, taking place IN-PERSON at ULaw, Birmingham

THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED. Check out our other upcoming fairs and student events. 

Join us on Thursday 12 October for a series of in-person careers and commercial awareness workshops with Eversheds Sutherland, Mills & Reeve, Trowers & Hamlins and The University of Law.

The event, which is free and open to all students, takes place from 4pm to 7pm at The University of Law’s Birmingham campus in the Jewellery Quarter. Students will attend four workshops, each 30-minutes long, delivered by lawyers at the participating firms as well as a careers expert from ULaw. Midway through the event there is 40 minutes of networking with the firms’ trainees and graduate recruitment teams over drinks and snacks.

Workshop themes

• Mills & Reeve: Inside the Mills & Reeve corporate and commercial team (delivered by Rhian Vandrill, partner in the commercial health practice)
• The University of Law: Applications (delivered by Clare Stapleton, campus careers manager)
• Trowers & Hamlins: Life as a real estate lawyer (delivered by Simon Robinson, partner in the real estate team)
• Eversheds Sutherland: Hot topics in white collar crime and fraud (delivered by Gemma Lynch and Katie Fisher, senior associates in the financial services disputes and investigations team)

This event is now fully booked.

Thursday 19 October, 4pm to 7pm, taking place IN-PERSON at ULaw Manchester

THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED. Check out our other upcoming fairs and student events. 

Join us on the evening of Thursday 19 October for a series of in-person careers and commercial awareness workshops with Clyde & Co, Travers Smith, TLT, Mills & Reeve and The University of Law.

The event, which is free and open to all students, takes place from 4pm to 7pm at The University of Law’s Manchester campus. Students will attend five workshops, each 30-minutes long, delivered by lawyers at the participating firms as well as a careers expert from ULaw. Midway through the event there is 30 minutes of networking with the firms’ trainees and graduate recruitment teams over drinks and snacks.

This event is now fully booked.

Wednesday 25 October, 4pm to 6pm, taking place virtually, with speakers from Accutrainee, Flex Legal, Howell Jones, The Law Corner, Vinson & Elkins and BARBRI

The introduction of the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) provides aspiring solicitors with greater flexibility when it comes to acquiring their two years’ qualifying work experience (QWE).

The new regime enables those seeking to enter the profession to independently bank periods of QWE with up to four organisations. This can include paralegal work or time spent with an in-house legal team, as well as other placements undertaken before, during and after the SQE exams, diversifying the pathways to qualify as a solicitor.

This is in addition to the more formalised routes into the profession including training contracts and apprenticeships, which remain attractive options for would-be solicitors.

Join us on the afternoon of Wednesday 25 October, from 4pm to 6pm, for a virtual student event where a panel of trainees and junior lawyers will reflect on their diverse journeys to qualification through the SQE.

Joining the panel will be a careers expert from BARBRI who will look at what qualifies as QWE and what doesn’t, the various ways to acquire it, and how aspiring lawyers can take advantage of the new system.

The speakers

• Pedro Leake-Bandeira, BARBRI SQE student and trainee solicitor at Accutrainee
• Paulomi Thakker, BARBRI SQE student and FlexTrainee at Flex Legal
• Seema Gill, BARBRI SQE alumnus and qualified solicitor at Howell Jones Solicitors
• Damon Neale, BARBRI SQE student and coordinator at The Law Corner, a pro bono clinic in London
• Ellen Swarbrick, BARBRI SQE student and trainee solicitor at Vinson & Elkins
• Robert Dudley, head of employability and engagement at BARBRI

After the panel discussion BARBRI’s SQE team will be on hand for one hour of virtual networking.

Apply now. You’ll be asked to submit two questions for the speakers.

Thursday 26 October, 4pm to 7pm, taking place IN-PERSON at ULaw Bristol

Join us on Thursday 26 October for a series of in-person careers and commercial awareness workshops with Burges Salmon, RPC, TLT and The University of Law.

The event, which is free and open to all students, takes place from 4pm to 7pm at The University of Law’s Bristol campus. Students will attend four workshops, each 30-minutes long, delivered by lawyers at the participating firms as well as a careers expert from ULaw. Midway through the event there is 40 minutes of networking with the firms’ trainees and graduate recruitment teams over drinks and snacks.

Workshop themes

• TLT: Future Energy – Leading the way with TLT (delivered by Ellie-Nicole Davis, associate in the future energy real estate team, and Emily Huish, managing associate in the banking and finance team, specialising in clean energy)
• The University of Law: Applications Masterclass (delivered by Zoe King, campus dean for Bristol and Exeter)
• RPC: Medical malpractice and beyond at RPC (delivered by Alice Lacey, associate in the medical and life sciences team)
• Burges Salmon: Life as a Corporate Lawyer (delivered by Thomas Green, solicitor in the corporate team)

Apply to attend.

Thursday 2 November, 4pm to 7pm, taking place IN-PERSON at ULaw Leeds

THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED. Check out our other upcoming fairs and student events. 

Join us on the evening of Thursday 2 November for a series of in-person careers and commercial awareness workshops with Addleshaw Goddard, Pinsent Masons, Womble Bond Dickinson and The University of Law.

The event, which is free and open to all students, takes place from 4pm to 7pm at The University of Law’s Leeds campus. Students will attend four workshops, each 30-minutes long, delivered by lawyers at the participating firms as well as a careers expert from ULaw. Midway through the event there is 40 minutes of networking with the firms’ trainees and graduate recruitment teams over drinks and snacks.

This event is now fully booked.

Monday 6 November, 3pm to 5:30pm, taking place virtually

THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED. Check out our upcoming Fairs and student events. 

Join us on the afternoon of Monday 6 November for a virtual student event in partnership with The University of Law (ULaw) exploring the big commercial awareness themes that aspiring lawyers need to focus on as they apply for vacation schemes and training contracts.

The event kicks off with a panel discussion chaired by a Legal Cheek journalist featuring lawyers from DWF, Goodwin Procter, Gowling WLG, Lewis Silkin, Irwin Mitchell and Squire Patton Boggs, and a careers expert from ULaw.

The speakers will consider key topics including artificial intelligence (AI) and the technological revolution, inflation and rising running costs and the Green Economy – and explain how their effect shapes clients’ priorities and the day-to-day lives of lawyers. They will also discuss their career journeys and give advice to students hoping to follow a similar path.

The speakers

• Padma Tadi-Booth, partner in the employment team at Irwin Mitchell
• Paul Maddock, senior associate in the commercial litigation team at DWF
• Sushil Kuner, principal associate in the financial services regulatory team at Gowling WLG
• Ravi Chopra, partner in the private investment funds team at Goodwin Procter
• Holly Wray, associate in the employment team at Lewis Silkin 
• Bryn Doyle, partner in the labour & employment team at Squire Patton Boggs
• John Watkins, director of employability at ULaw

After the panel discussion there will be virtual networking with some of the speakers, graduate recruitment team members and trainees from their firms, and ULaw campus ambassadors.

This event is now fully booked.