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The Legal Cheek Virtual Law Fair Series 2026
The Legal Cheek Virtual Law Fair Series 2026 is a large online legal recruitment event for UK students and graduates, starting September 2, 2026.
Remote
Undergraduate
Law
Online
2 September 2026
Last verified: 10 October 2026
About this opportunity
The series is the UK's largest legal recruitment event, giving students across the UK the chance to meet leading law firms virtually. The 2026-27 series starts with the first Virtual Law Fair on 2 September 2026 from 2-5pm and runs through June 2027, with around 70 law firms participating per fair. The Fairs feature a virtual Expo hall and simultaneous careers/commercial awareness workshops delivered by leading lawyers.
Who is it for?
Students and graduates interested in legal careers in the UK, particularly law undergraduates and recent graduates.
What you will gain
Opportunities to meet major UK law firms, attend workshops, interact with lawyers, graduate recruitment experts, and trainees, and gain insights into the legal profession and recruitment process.
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Requirements
None stated; open to law students and graduates in the UK.
How to apply
Registration is required via the Legal Cheek website to attend the Virtual Law Fair.
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