Best route to practice law in the UK?
I've just finished a BA Hons in International Relations and I want to practice law in the UK. I've been accepted to the LLM International Business and Corporate Law at Lancaster this coming October, but I'm having trouble deciding whether it's worth it. Should I rather just skip the LLM and go straight to the GDL?
I guess I don't know the best route to take. Can anyone offer any advice?
I guess I don't know the best route to take. Can anyone offer any advice?
GDL first. I know of a few people with LLMs and they have mostly been a waste of time for those people as they lacked the LLB to back it up.
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