Aspiring Lawyer Miniseries – Paralegal and Future Trainee Solicitor – Adam Richards
For our final episode in the Aspiring Lawyer Miniseries on the Legally Speaking Podcast, powered by KC Partners, our Head KC Ambassador Harrison Wilde is joined by Adam Richards. Adam graduated from the University of Plymouth in 2019, before moving on to study his LPC and LLM at the University of Law in Exeter which he completed in […]
Aspiring Lawyer Miniseries – Trainee Solicitor at CMS – Idin Sabahipour
In our latest episode of the Aspiring Lawyer Miniseries on the Legally Speaking Podcast, powered by KC Partners, our Head KC Ambassador Harrison Wilde is joined by Idin Sabahipour. Idin began his Training Contract with CMS in August 2020. He graduated from the University of Nottingham in 2017 and later studied his LPC and MSc in […]
Aspiring Lawyer Miniseries – Future Trainee Solicitor at CMS – Amelia Mah
In our latest episode of the Aspiring Lawyer Miniseries on the Legally Speaking Podcast, powered by KC Partners, our Head KC Ambassador Harrison Wilde is joined by Amelia Mah. Amelia is a Future Trainee Solicitor at CMS and will commence her Training Contract in August 2021. She graduated from the University of Dundee in 2020 and will […]
Minisode: London Legal Walk 10X Challenge 2020
This is a special Minisode on the Legally Speaking Podcast, Powered by Clio. In this Minisode, our host Robert Hanna is joined by CEO of the London Legal Support Trust, Nezahat Cihan, to talk about the 2020 London Legal Walk 10X Challenge and how you at home can get involved. The London Legal Support Trust works […]
Aspiring Lawyer Miniseries – Future Baker McKenzie Trainee Solicitor – Amber Parslow
This week on our Legally Speaking Podcast Miniseries, powered by KC Partners our host Harrison Wilde is joined by guest feature, Amber Parslow. Amber is a Future Trainee Solicitor at Baker McKenzie and will commence her Training Contract in September 2022. She graduated from Cardiff University in 2017 achieving a First Class Honours in her LLB. Since […]
Aspiring Lawyer Miniseries – Future Womble Bond Dickinson Trainee – Simranjeet Kaur Mann
This week on our Legally Speaking Podcast Miniseries, powered by KC Partners, our host Harrison Wilde is joined by guest feature, Simranjeet Kaur Mann. Simranjeet studied her LLB at the University of Bristol before completing her LPC LLM at the University of Law where she obtained a distinction. Simranjeet received 3 training contract offers, completed […]
Aspiring Lawyer Miniseries – Future Irwin Mitchell Trainee – Shannon Tong
This week on our Legally Speaking Podcast Miniseries, powered by KC Partners, our host Harrison Wilde is joined by guest feature, Shannon Tong. Shannon studied her LLB at QMUL followed by her LLM in Medical Law. She has recently finished her LPC gaining a distinction. Shannon has worked at Irwin Mitchell as a Paralegal for the last […]
Aspiring Lawyer Miniseries – Future Pinsent Masons Trainee – Matthew Berrick
This week on our Legally Speaking Podcast Miniseries, powered by KC Partners, our host Harrison Wilde is joined by guest feature, Matthew Berrick. Matthew has recently accepted his Training Contract offer with Pinsent Masons, which he will commence in September 2022 in their London Office. Matthew is the Co-Founder of The Legal Line Up, which is a […]
Minisode: The Legal Update
Our host Rob Hanna was joined by KC Partner’s Head of Banking & Finance and Employment, Adam North, and Founder of The Business Update, Ludo Lugnani, who have collaborated to found The Legal Update, a disruptive provider of legal news, content and analysis. Adam & Ludo discuss the reasons behind founding the TLU newsletter, ideas for […]
@HarrysLawLife Miniseries – Featuring Competition Winner Hadiyah Shah
Our Head KC Ambassador Harrison Wilde is beginning a new miniseries featuring aspiring lawyers. To kick off the miniseries, Harry interviews Hadiyah Shah, the winner of our recent essay competition. Hadiyah submitted the best essay on ‘How do you think the legal sector will adapt to life after COVID-19?’. You can read Hadiyah’s essay entry […]