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Autumn Legal Work Experience 2026
A four-day legal work experience programme offering exposure to different practice groups and real and simulated legal work.
Multiple UK Locations
Undergraduate, Graduate
Law
In-Person
11 September 2026
Last verified: 31 July 2026
About this opportunity
Blake Morgan’s Autumn Legal Work Experience runs from 7–10 September 2026. Participants spend time across different practice groups, completing fictional and real fee-earning work such as research, drafting and attending client meetings. They work closely with trainees, qualified lawyers and partners.
Who is it for?
Undergraduate students and graduates interested in gaining practical experience within a UK law firm.
What you will gain
Experience of legal research, drafting and client meetings, alongside insight into Blake Morgan’s practice areas, culture and working environment.
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Requirements
Participants must be available for the entire programme from Monday 7 September to Thursday 10 September, between 9:30am and 5pm. Travel and accommodation expenses are not provided.
How to apply
Complete the short application form through Blake Morgan’s careers vacancies portal. Applications are reviewed after the application window closes.
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