A Discussion with Bird & Bird associate Rachel Welch-Phillips.

Chambers Student Podcast

What does it mean to be a BAME lawyer in 2021?

The importance of pro bono; Travers Smith's practice; and how it can help junior lawyers.

Pro bono with Travers Smith

Interviews and more with the world's largest law firm.

Preparing for interviews with Dentons: Part 2

Dos and don'ts of interviews in a post-Covid world.

Preparing for interviews with Dentons: Part 1

Talking disputes with the highly-ranked international firm.

Becoming a lawyer in litigation with Clyde & Co

Effects of Covid-19 on legal practice and recruitment.

The Future of the World at Work in Law with Taylor Wessing

In our latest podcast, we sit down with lawyers from Travers Smith to discuss the complex and challenging issues of diversity, inclusion and intersectionality within the legal profession.

Diversity and Intersectionality with Travers Smith

Some technologies are moving so fast that even lawyers can't keep up with them. Cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, blockchain... these are complex concepts, as are the laws surrounding them. We sat down with crypto whiz (and Chambers Student alumna) Amalia Neenan to talk all things crypto, and help you get your head around these fascinating topics.Presented by Leah HendersonMusic and editing by Michael Bird

Cryptocurrency explained with Amalia Neenan

The legal profession is evolving fast and tech is driving this change. Chambers Student interviews industry experts at tech-savvy law firm WBD to learn how the profession responding to new technology, how client and commercial interactions are shifting, and how cultural change will follow in its wake. Interviewees:Samantha Lee, Head of Recruitment, WBDDavid Lee, IT Director, WBDPresented by Harry Cerasale and Thomas LewisEdited by Thomas LewisMusic by Michael Bird

The Law Firm of the Future, with WBD

December 19, 2019Interviewer Joel Poultney @ChambersStudent; Edited by Leah Henderson / Taylor Wessing guests: Chloe Szczerbiak, Anna-Mariya Angelinova, Jonny Parker, Miles Harmsworth, Anna Humphrey, Lydia Block Vac schemes are, for many firms, the main route into the training contract. At some firms they are tantamount to a two week-long interview, so it pays to be informed about how to get on one, and how to navigate them. We interviewed trainees at Taylor Wessing to learn about their experiences. Presented by Joel PoultneyEdited by Leah HendersonMusic by Michael Bird

Vac schemes decoded: Taylor Wessing trainees share their experiences

Chambers Student interviews STEM graduates, linguists, historians and Politics grads from the Taylor Wessing team to learn why they chose to become lawyers and how they found a home for their unique brains at this innovative firm. Our research shows that industry-wide, non-law grads earn 6% more than law grads, so it's worth listening to what they say about the opportunities and how to make the jump.Starring from Taylor Wessing:Rachael Potts - traineeOscar Hodgson - traineeNick Harrison - traineeSasha Vallabh - traineeNicole Ng Yuen – NQ Matt Royle – partner in patents teamPresented by Joel PoultneyEdited by Leah HendersonMusic by Michael Bird

Law for Non-Law: Taylor Wessing's non-law grads discuss their paths to becoming lawyers

Chambers Student interviews Taylor Wessing trainees on how they successfully navigated their route into the law. They bring us tips, tricks, dos, don'ts, and share their stories from this career-making moment.Starring from Taylor Wessing:Lydia BlockAnna Humphrey Joshua DowsonLiam CallaghanMelissa JonesKatie Lobley Presented by Joel PoultneyEdited by Leah HendersonMusic by Michael Bird

The route to becoming a trainee, with Taylor Wessing

The Chambers Student research team is committed to giving students the best insights and analysis on the legal profession. Our podcast series explores the legal profession theme-by-theme, via the experiences of experts. Read all our content, for free, at chambersstudent.co.uk

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