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Work Experience
Lanyon Bowdler offers one-week work experience placements at most of their offices in North Wales, Shropshire, or Herefordshire. Applications for 2027 placements are now open.
Various UK offices
Undergraduate
Law
In-Person
15 January 2027
Last verified: 10 October 2026
About this opportunity
Lanyon Bowdler provides one-week work experience placements at most of their offices. Placements are available for those who live in North Wales, Shropshire, or Herefordshire. Successful candidates will discuss specific dates and office locations during the interview phase. Applications for 2027 placements are now open, with a deadline of 4pm on 15 January 2027.
Who is it for?
Individuals seeking work experience in a law firm, particularly those living in North Wales, Shropshire, or Herefordshire.
What you will gain
Experience working in a legal environment, insight into life at a law firm, and exposure to various legal roles.
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How to apply
Send your CV and covering letter to work.experience@lblaw.co.uk, attaching the CV as a PDF or Word document (not as a link).
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