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Web Legal Academic Holidays 2011 / 2012

Web Legal Summer Law Schools

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More locations announced soon!

Click here to see pictures from our previous law academic holidays.
Not a law student? No problem - all our academic holidays are open to students interested in law even if they aren't on an LLB at the moment.
For more information please email holidays@weblegaleducation.com

 
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Web Legal Internships

Web Legal Internships

Don't waste your summer, you need to ensure that you are building the best CV possible throughout your legal studies.  Those who wait to build their CV when they graduate will be sorry!  We have internships with all kinds of law firms, small, medium and white shoe/magic circle around the world.

We are now offering legal internships in:

  • Paris
  • Singapore
  • Germany
  • Bratislava
  • Romania
  • New York
  • Poland
  • India
  • Britain and more.

To be eligible, you need to have attended of our summer schemes.  For more details please email staff@weblegaleducation.com

National Mooting Competition

manchester University College of Law (Chester) vs Manchester University - 2nd round @ College of Law (Chester) 10th February 2012

The 2nd round moot issue concerns Mental Health law - specifically wether a common law girlfriend was the Nearest Relative under the Mental Health Act 1983. Chester College of Law acted for the Appellant, the patient, in this matter and Manchester acted for the Respondent, the Local Authority and the NHS Trust.

Mr Peter Edwards, a very well known Mental Health lawyer was kind enough to judge the moot for us.
The College of Law (Chester) proved a very interesting team. Both students are on the GDL and thus have only some 4 months of English law studies under their belt. Rebecca Wright from Chester College Of Law has a distinct American feel to her advocacy, naturally enough she is a New York attorney. Her style of walking around the moot court was not what we are used to but proved helpful. Manchester were very strong, but ultimately on the day Chester College of Law were victorious. National Mooting Competition Web Legal is pleased to announce its national mooting competition "So You Want To Be An Advocate".



All 1st round locations are now confirmed - to register click here. Cut off date for receipt of essays is 10th October 5pm for MAN01 and 5pm 20th October for all other locations.

All finalists will win a pair of tickets to a Web Legal UK Event of their choice.

The runner-up will win a ticket to an International Web Legal Destination of their choice.

The Winner of the competition will win a ticket to an International Web Legal Destination of their choice plus £1000.

For Rules and Entry Requirements please click here. Civitas Chambers, Cardiff Bristol / Welsh round - Friday 11th November 2011 @ Civitas Chambers, Cardiff




The Bristol / Welsh round - Mr Alex Freye (Swansea) here carefully outlining the policy strengths of Foakes vs Beer whilst his team mate Ms Purba Naidu looks on! Mr James Hughes (Bristol) and Mr Will Douglas-Jones (off picture) eagerly waiting for a weakness in the argument!

Mr Michael Imperato (New Law Solicitors) kindly judged the round and found for the respondent in the case

Whilst the performance of Alex and Purba was strong, James and Will succeeded in winning the round and face the winning team from Oxford in the 2nd round! Kenworthys Chambers, Manchester Manchester Round - Thursday 20th October @ Kenworthys Chambers, Manchester




Two excellent teams from Manchester University, on the left we have Ms Natasha Rai and Ms Monica Savic-Jabrow and on the right we have Ms Nelofar Azam and Ms Ariana Demian.

The winners on the night were Monica and Natasha - strong contenders with more confidence that should hopefully take them far in the competition. Magdalen College, Oxford Oxford round - Thursday 8th December @Magdalen College, Oxford.




Mr Matthew McGee & Ms Lauren Kreamer (Oxford) vs Ms Zhixin Tan & Karen Yong.

An excellent moot by all participants with a fine "cut and thrust" argument of the facts. Each team had clearly spent a great deal of time researching this area and it showed in the high quality of the moot.

Matthew and Lauren grabbed the winning place by only a short margin - but Ms Tan and Ms Yong are certainly strong barristers-in-waiting!

SO YOU WANNA BE A LAWYER


In 2010 / 2011 we filmed So You Wanna Be A Lawyer at:-

  1. School Of Oriental And African Studies
  2. York
  3. City Law School
  4. Kent
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