I&N People Blog
I & N blog: Brittany
" I did some training recently and everyone was asked about a time they felt included – I initially struggled to think of this. But I realised, I feel included...
I & N blog: Brittany
" I did some training recently and everyone was asked about a time they felt included – I initially struggled to think of this. But I realised, I feel included...
How to manage your pupillage and get the most o...
Pupillage is an extremely trying time when you are bombarded with a great deal of information and are flung into a challenging set circumstances. This will be stressful, difficult, but incredibly...
How to manage your pupillage and get the most o...
Pupillage is an extremely trying time when you are bombarded with a great deal of information and are flung into a challenging set circumstances. This will be stressful, difficult, but incredibly...
I & N Blog: Svetlana
"Much has changed since I was a child, but the sense of responsibility towards those who are not as privileged as I am now still lives with me; it is...
I & N Blog: Svetlana
"Much has changed since I was a child, but the sense of responsibility towards those who are not as privileged as I am now still lives with me; it is...
I&N Blog: Neive
"Studying with a newborn made any earlier studying to this point seem like a joke. This included many very late nights and fitting study hours around the baby’s naps. An...
I&N Blog: Neive
"Studying with a newborn made any earlier studying to this point seem like a joke. This included many very late nights and fitting study hours around the baby’s naps. An...
I&N Blog: Emma
"Although I have come to the law later in life and as a second career, I do not see this as a disadvantage at all, quite the opposite. I have...
I&N Blog: Emma
"Although I have come to the law later in life and as a second career, I do not see this as a disadvantage at all, quite the opposite. I have...
I&N Blog: Victoria
"There’s an African proverb which roughly translates as ‘It takes a village to raise a child’: I think it also takes a village to raise a barrister."
I&N Blog: Victoria
"There’s an African proverb which roughly translates as ‘It takes a village to raise a child’: I think it also takes a village to raise a barrister."