BPP Law School is launching a faster Legal Practice Course (LPC) for its trophy clients, the City LPC consortium. The new course will launch over the summer and will see future trainees from all five consortium firms - Slaughter and May, Norton Rose, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, Lovells and Herbert Smith - studying the LPC course over seven and a half months rather than 10 as at present. The firms have worked with the law school to devise the new programme which will increase face-to-face training and see students coming through in two waves - one starting in February and the other in August.
January 09, 2009 at 10:00 AM
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BPP Law School is launching a faster Legal Practice Course (LPC) for its trophy clients, the City LPC consortium.
The new course will launch over the summer and will see future trainees from all five consortium firms – Slaughter and May, Norton Rose, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, Lovells and Herbert Smith – studying the LPC course over seven and a half months rather than 10 as at present.
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