So, the seat list has been revealed and you’re being drawn to the following three choices: Health, Advisory and Litigation - Clin Neg; Health, Advisory and Litigation - Clin Neg & Inquest; Health, Advisory and Litigation - Inquest & Advisory.
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Whether it’s a client’s BBQ or Christmas party, business development is much more than an opportunity to socialise. It’s a unique part of trainee life that allows you to immerse yourself in the client’s world and find out what makes them, the sector and the business world tick.
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My first seat was in Insurance and Public Risk. I was very lucky to be split between the Technical Claims and Advocacy & Regulatory teams, giving me a lot of exposure to very different types of work.
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In my very first seat at Browne Jacobson I headed off to our Manchester office on what was quite an adventure!
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My first seat was in the Health: Advisory and Litigation team in Birmingham. One of the highlights of this seat was attending a five-day trial at Birmingham High Court to provide assistance to my supervisor and Counsel who were running the case.
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The route to becoming a lawyer is well known to be a challenging one.
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Having completed two seats of four, and going into the third, the reality is starting to sink in that I will soon have to think about the area of law I want to practice.
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One of the brilliant things about Browne Jacobson is that there is a real ‘work hard play hard’ ethos that resonates throughout the whole firm.
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I often get asked whether I had any paralegal (or legal assistant as they tend to be called nowadays) experience prior to starting my training contract at Browne Jacobson.
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From football to netball, running to golf, there are plenty of opportunities at Browne Jacobson to flex muscles other than your brain.
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