Sitting the SQE can feel overwhelming, especially in the final few days. This article shares practical ways to manage nerves, stay focused and look after your wellbeing before the exam.
Fred originally trained as a solicitor in a corporate law firm only to realise that a career in law was not for him. While he initially felt completely stuck, he learned to reframe his skillset before successfully pivoting into a career in management consulting and then into industry.
After nearly three decades as a partner in a global law firm, Charmian Johnson made the bold decision to step away from the traditional career path and retrain as a somatic trauma-informed coach.
Find out how solicitors can keep working after closing their own firm, such as joining another firm, working as a consultant, or sharing fees, while also handling insurance and regulatory rules.
Retiring from law is a big life change. This page shares tips on preparing emotionally, finding new routines, staying connected, and keeping a sense of purpose.
Redundancy can feel tough, but it’s about the role, not you. This page shares advice on knowing your rights, planning next steps, using your network, and looking after your wellbeing.
It’s important for both individuals and organisations in the legal sector to support those who take breaks in their careers.
People facing redundancy situations may feel overwhelmed and unsure where to begin, but it is important not to panic, there are positive steps that you can take to manage the situation.
Solicitor Richard Nelson outlines some of the key issues to consider if you’re facing difficulty in obtaining PII insurance.
Solicitor Richard Nelson outlines some of the key issues surrounding closing your practice.
You may be considering moving on from the legal sector– perhaps you feel that you are not suited to it or are finding it hard to manage the pressures. We can support you through this process and help you consider your options.
In your 50s to 70s, planning your next career steps – whether working, changing roles, or taking a break – can help you stay connected to what matters. This article shares practical tips.