FIRST YEAR LAWYERS: ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL
So you’ve done your Mods and are now thinking about the career choices you’ll be making within the coming months. Unsure about what a ‘Vacation Scheme’ is, how to get one, or why you should be thinking about one? Freshfields are here to help and will be joining us to explain the recruitment process and answer any questions you may have.
The deadlines for vacation schemes at most law firms for next summer will be during or shortly after Michaelmas, so this presentation is absolutely essential to get you thinking over this vacation.
Date: Tuesday 13th May
Time: 6pm
Venue: Massey Room, Balliol College
Posted by Piers Taylor, Tuesday 13th May @ 9:38am
DEADLINE EXTENDED TO SUNDAY OF 5TH
Calling all budding writers!
How would you like to see your work published? Verdict Magazine, Oxford Law Society’s legal magazine, is launching its termly essay competition to find the best student writing for its latest issue.
Not only will the winning essays be published in this term’s issue, out in 8th week of Trinity, but the winner will also win a CASH PRIZE of £150, with the runner up receiving £50.
Essays can be on any topic of current general or social interest, preferably from a legal perspective. The best entries will be those that are original, thought-provoking and likely to spark discussion!
Entries must be between 1200 and 3000 words in length. The deadline for submissions is 18th May (Sunday of 5th week) so get thinking and writing! All entries should be sent as an attachment to william.haig@new.ox.ac.uk
Good luck!
Posted by Piers Taylor, Monday 12th May @ 1:24pm
Just a final reminder about tomorrow:
- We will be departing at 1:30pm from St Giles, opposite St John’s college. Please arrive in good time and have lunch beforehand or bring something with you.
- You must bring payment with you: £10 in cash or a cheque.
- You will be able to leave your belongings on the coach whilst in London so feel free to bring work etc for the journey (if you want!)
- You will be given a presentation by Clifford Chance and a tour around their offices in London.
- You will then be taken to the strand and there will be some time for you to wander around and get food before the performance, so be sure to bring some money for this.
I hope you have a nice day!
Posted by Piers Taylor, Sunday 11th May @ 9:15pm
It’s a BIG WEEK this week. With two ballots for extremely popular events, an essential careers presentation for first years AND CHAMPAGNE AND CHOCOLATES!
Posted by Piers Taylor, Sunday 11th May @ 9:06pm
There are loads of amazing events left this term. If you’re not a member, now’s the time to join. Due to the nature of some venues we’re unable to signup new members on the door, so if you want to bring your friends you must get them to join up first or they might get turned away.
Membership costs only £30 for the entire duration of your course or £15 for three terms. To join, send a cheque to Sophie Douglas at LMH payable to The Oxford Law Society with your name, college, email address, course and graudation year.
Posted by Piers Taylor, Sunday 11th May @ 9:04pm
Indulge yourself at what is arguably Law Soc’s most popular event - come and enjoy delicious champagne and chocolates in Oxford’s classy new venue Thirst Lodge, courtesy of Burges Salmon.
Date: Thursday 15th May
Time: 8:30pm
Venue: Thirst Lodge, St Ebbes Street
Dress: Smart
Please remember to bring your membership cards and arrive early to avoid disappointment.
Posted by Piers Taylor, Sunday 11th May @ 9:04pm
FIRST YEAR LAWYERS: ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL
So you’ve done your Mods and are now thinking about the career choices you’ll be making within the coming months. Unsure about what a ‘Vacation Scheme’ is, how to get one, or why you should be thinking about one? Freshfields are here to help and will be joining us to explain the recruitment process and answer any questions you may have.
The deadlines for vacation schemes at most law firms for next summer will be during or shortly after Michaelmas, so this presentation is absolutely essential to get you thinking over this vacation.
Date: Tuesday 13th May
Time: 6pm
Venue: Massey Room, Balliol College
Posted by Piers Taylor, Sunday 11th May @ 9:04pm
The Clifford Chance presentation ballot was drawn last week and succesful entrants have already been notified. Sorry to those who didn’t make it.
BOAT PARTY BALLOT
The boat party on Tuesday of 6th will be ticketed by ballot in advance so noone has to turn up and get let down. This will be done on WEDNESDAY of this week by groups of 2-6 members between 10AM and 4PM. More details will be provided on Wednesday so get thinking about who you want to go with.
Reminder: the boat party is free!
LAW SOC VICTORIA & ALBERT MUSEUM BALL BALLOT
Easily the most important ballot this term! Prepare yourselves in groups of 2-6 to be entered into the BALL BALLOT. Entries for the ball ballot will be open NEXT SUNDAY from 10AM to 4PM with exact details to follow. The ball is sponsored by Denton Wilde Sapte and promises to be one of the best balls of the term. It will be an amazing and unique night of indulgence, excitement and partying. With the added bonus of goodie-bags, it really will be a night to remember!
Reminder: tickets are £75, including transport
Posted by Piers Taylor, Sunday 11th May @ 9:04pm
This email confirms your place on the Clifford Chance presentation and Les Miserables performance. Details are as follows
Date: Monday 12th May 2008
Time: Leaving Oxford at 1:30pm from St Giles opposite St John’s College. Please arrive in good time. You will return late evening.
Price: Please bring £10 with you as payment. (Cheques payable to the Oxford Law Society)
I hope you enjoy the day!
Posted by Piers Taylor, Friday 9th May @ 7:33pm
Congratulations. This email confirms that you were successful in the ballot for the Clifford Chance presentation and Les Miserables performance. Sorry for the delay, we were awaiting exact numbers from the sponsors. Details will follow shortly as to exact timings and locations for monday.
Posted by Piers Taylor, Thursday 8th May @ 11:08pm