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International move: Get the low down from Daniel Lo
over 5 years ago by Rebecca ThompsonAs a Canadian lawyer, I was comfortable and happy with growing my legal career in Canada. However, I have always felt that given the current state of globalization and the rising influence of Asia, I needed to gain some deal exposure into the region and wanted to accelerate the development of my legal skills and connections. My first overseas experience was when I moved to H...
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Asia to London
over 5 years agoWhether you’re a British lawyer returning to London after a stint overseas or are looking to break into the London market for the first time, there are several reasons to make it the top destination for your next career move. Due to the sheer number of lawyers in London and it’s reputation as a well-established market, the capital of England has typically been seen as a ...
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Valentines day – don’t let desperation ruin your search for love (or a new job!)
almost 6 years agoDoes the thought of going to work every day sound as appealing as a microwave M&S dine-in meal for two? Perhaps the passion and enthusiasm you once had for your role has long since gone and you find yourself seeking a new flame elsewhere. In your search for overseas opportunities, you find yourself sending out your CV to the masses – read on to find out why this is often not...
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“Why would I move to a firm locally when it’s my dream to move overseas?”
almost 6 years agoOne of the biggest trends amongst modern day lawyers is packing up shop and relocating to legal hotspots around the world. And why not? With many practice areas being highly transferrable across the globe, it makes absolute sense to step out of your comfort zone and try something new - especially given the number of doors in can open in the longer term.With this becoming a m...
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Resumes - the cornerstone of a job search
almost 6 years ago by David WarburtonIn the normal course of events, one's enthusiasm for a career move outstrips one's preparedness. Granted, the inclination to move needs to come first, but you won’t get anywhere without the cornerstone of a job search – a solid CV. This short document is your ‘shop window’ and should showcase your experience in a positive and concise way that is accessible to the reader. We ...
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