Advice

Careers advice for lawyers

Bullying in law firms: how to cope

A law firm can be a stressful place to work, but have you ever wondered why? What’s the impact on you and ultimately the services you provide to your clients? The main factors that come into play are expectations, significance and certainty. Unfortunately add these three together and you have a breeding ground for stress and […]

How to cope with work after experiencing a traumatic event

There is a perception in the legal profession that you have to be strong, ruthless, calculating and powerful. But what happens when – boom! – a traumatic event happens in your life? Maybe you witness a murder, lose a child, sustain life-changing injuries, are diagnosed with a terminal illness, or are mugged or raped? How […]

On-demand Webinar: Collaborating in the cloud – key compliance and information governance considerations

COVID-19 dramatically increased the remote workforce in a matter of weeks, and, with that, there has been a huge uptick in the adoption of collaboration tools such as Microsoft Teams, with Microsoft reporting over 75 million daily Teams users.  In this webinar session, Lighthouse’s Damian Murphy discusses compliance and information governance considerations as well as risks to be aware of when moving to Teams.

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How to bounce back from pupillage rejection

If you applied for pupillages last year but were unsuccessful, you may be feeling dejected. But there’s always next year and the chance to improve your prospects. Henderson Chambers’ Rachel Tandy looks at how to get back on the horse.