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Legal Work Experience Placements 2026

A two-week commercial-law placement offering practical experience across corporate, commercial, property and dispute-resolution work.

Location

Haywards Heath, West Sussex

Education

Undergraduate, Graduate, Postgraduate

Industry

Law

Format

In-Person

Deadline

Rolling

Last verified: 30 July 2026

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About this opportunity

The Jonathan Lea Network offers two-week legal work experience placements during spring, summer and winter 2026. Participants may gain experience in corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions, commercial contracts, intellectual property, commercial property, share schemes, corporate restructuring and commercial disputes. Participants receive £200 per week towards expenses.

Who is it for?

Candidates who have recently completed, or are due to complete, a law degree, GDL or LPC, as well as those currently following the SQE route.

What you will gain

Practical commercial-law experience, exposure to several practice areas and the possibility of being considered for a future paralegal or training-contract position.

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Requirements

Applicants should be completing or have recently completed a law degree or professional legal qualification, or be pursuing the SQE route. A strong interest in commercial law is expected.

How to apply

Applicants should be completing or have recently completed a law degree or professional legal qualification, or be pursuing the SQE route. A strong interest in commercial law is expected.

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Visit the official Jonathan Lea Network Solicitors page to apply for this opportunity.

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