Category: law students
Movies are a beautiful way of illustrating different aspects of life. They sometimes entertain us while some leave a deep impact and can act as a source of motivation. We all at least have one movie which no matter how many times have we watched it; still we love to watch it because it has […]
While the conventional understanding of the career of a lawyer is very restricted to court cases and judicial trials, things in recent times have changed dramatically. Today, lawyers and advocates will see career prospects, not only as attorneys in courts but also as workers in company residences, legal offices, law firms, lawsuits, administrative services, and […]
exercise, and downtime. It’s an approach that is fundamentally being kind to yourself. As a new lawyer, you’re likely to make mistakes. However, as well-trained pessimists, lawyers are often far too hard on themselves for making mistakes. Instead, reframe your mistake as a necessary lesson, one learned by countless lawyers before you. As long as you learn and consistently improve, it was a mistake well worth making. 8.ESTABLISH A PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL NETWORK. It is important to cultivate relationships both professional and personal relationships. Create a diverse network of professional colleagues…
If you are looking for a career in law in Canada, and are confused about the law firms to apply in, we have listed down the top 10 for the same: Baker and McKenzie They are unique in relation to other law offices in the manner in which they think, work and carry on. Worldwide […]
Canada is one of the best countries to do your postgraduate from. If you are looking for Postgraduate programs in LAW (LLM), and are confused about the college options in Canada, worry no more, here is a list of top 10 LLM colleges in Canada. University of Toronto (UofT) – Faculty of Law The LLM […]
The undergraduate degree in LLB lasts for three years and covers seven core modules, which are criminal law, constitutional or administrative law, equity and trusts, land law, tort law, and EU law, it also has other optional courses too. In some colleges, LLB courses are combined with other subjects and that takes one extra year […]
