SETTING THE STANDARDS FOR THE FUTURE

  • 05/01/2012

 

You may already be aware of PRIME, the initiative by the legal profession to give fair access to quality work experience and supported by the Law Societies of England and Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland. PRIME was launched in September 2011 with the aim of enabling fair access to legal work experience for school-age students from less privileged backgrounds. Click here for more information about why access to quality work experience is so important for the legal profession.

The PRIME commitment has been designed in such a way that it is relevant to any firm, large or small – and this is reflected in the range of current signatories.  As founder members, we would like to invite you to an event to hear more about PRIME and how your own firm can get involved.

At these sessions we hope to table some of the important issues around social mobility, particularly in the context of the highly competitive climate in which graduates are seeking training contracts, and to inform a wider group of firms about the PRIME commitment.
Where and when
Manchester:  Wednesday 25 January, 8.30-9.30am (arrival from 8am, breakfast will be served), hosted by DLA Piper LLP
RSVP
If you would like to attend one of the PRIME events, we ask that you RSVP to the appropriate contact below. Please feel free to pass this invitation on to another member of your firm if you feel it is appropriate.

To attend the Manchester event, please RSVP to [email protected]

www.primecommitment.org
Founded by

Addleshaw Goddard | Allen & Overy | Arthur Cox | Ashurst | Blake Lapthorn | Brodies | Clifford Chance | CMS Cameron McKenna | Dickinson Dees | DLA Piper | Dundas & Wilson | Eversheds | Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer | Herbert Smith | Hogan Lovells | Linklaters | Maclay Murray & Spens | McGrigors | Norton Rose | Pinsent Masons | Shepherd and Wedderburn | Slaughter and May | Trowers & Hamlins

        With the support of The Law Society of England and Wales, The Law Society of Northern Ireland, The Law Society of Scotland and The Sutton Trust