Linklaters' future trainees will see their Legal Practice Course (LPC) slashed from a year to just over seven months as part of a new-look course with the College of Law. The law school will run the fast-track LPC course for Linklaters' students from January 2011, taking on two intakes a year in January and July.
February 12, 2010 at 06:07 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Linklaters’ future trainees will see their Legal Practice Course (LPC) slashed from a year to just over seven months as part of a new-look course with the College of Law.
The law school will run the fast-track LPC course for Linklaters’ students from January 2011, taking on two intakes a year in January and July.
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