Burying your head in the books is the last thing you feel like doing after a long day in the office, says junior lawyer Dominic Webb, but further study can have its moments...One of the great attractions of the law is that it is constantly evolving. A somewhat trite observation, perhaps, but one which is of course true. New judgments and new acts of parliament mean that practitioners must make sure that their knowledge is always up to date.
June 10, 2010 at 10:51 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Burying your head in the books is the last thing you feel like doing after a long day in the office, says junior lawyer Dominic Webb, but further study can have its moments.
One of the great attractions of the law is that it is constantly evolving. A somewhat trite observation, perhaps, but one which is of course true. New judgments and new acts of parliament mean that practitioners must make sure that their knowledge is always up to date.
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