Practical legal training
Office Ready
Build the working habits expected in legal internships and junior law-office roles.
Choose your desk
- First Internship EssentialsLearn how to receive instructions, organise a matter file and send work that a senior can use.
- Legal Research and Case AnalysisMove from a broad legal question to a focused, authority-backed answer with a usable recommendation.
- Contract Review and Due DiligenceRead agreements systematically, identify legal and commercial issues, and report them in the right format.
- Corporate and M&ARun the mechanics of a deal: conditions, closing deliverables and the update the partner reads first.
- Projects, Energy and InfrastructureRead concession and construction documents the way lenders do: through the allocation of risk.
- Dispute Resolution and LitigationBuild the case file: chronology, evidence, privilege calls and the status note counsel argues from.
- Banking and FinanceLearn the anatomy of a facility agreement: representations, covenants and events of default.
- Employment and LabourAdvise on the moments that go wrong: terminations, enquiries and the steps the law requires.
- Intellectual PropertyClear brands before launch: what is safe, what needs consent and what invites an infringement claim.
- Professional CommunicationMaster the writing that carries legal work: what goes to clients, what stays internal, what is never written.
- Tax and StructuringTurn transaction facts into controlled tax questions, evidence requests and implementable structuring advice.
Preparation guides
- How to Prepare for a Law InternshipA practical law internship preparation guide covering research, file management, communication, confidentiality and first-day readiness.
- Legal Research for Law InternsA step-by-step legal research method for law interns, from framing the question and finding primary authorities to writing a review-ready research note.
- Contract Review for Law InternsA practical contract-review checklist for law interns covering instructions, clause mapping, risk spotting, issues lists and review-ready drafting.