The competition is run by National Accident Helpline and in 2017, Comfort Ochefu, a graduate from the University of Chester Law School was successful in achieving a place in the final shortlist of 10. This was a fantastic achievement in a national competition.
You could be one of those finalists in 2019.
Prize structure
The winner will receive:
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A
£2,000 cash prize
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Mentoring
from National Accident Helpline Legal Director, Jonathan White, and
Partnerships Director, Adam Nabozny - both qualified lawyers with a wealth of
experience
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Meeting in London with a legal politician
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A
starring role in a professionally produced video, endorsed and promoted by
National Accident Helpline, which the winner can share as part of raising their
own professional profile
How to apply
Round 1
Write a personal response to the statement below in 500-650 words:
In today’s world, the law provides a great foundation for any career. Outline your ambitions and aspirations and why you’ve chosen the Law. How do you think having a legally-trained mind will benefit you in the future and could benefit society, the country and/or your community?
Submit your entry by emailing futurelegalmind@nahl.co.uk by 28th February 2019.
Round 2
The judges will choose a shortlist of 10 people and invite them each to submit a short home-made video (1-2 minutes) to support their written response to the above.
In this video, shortlisted entrants can tell us why they have applied and how their initial entry represents them as a Future Legal Mind.
The winner
The winner of Future Legal Mind 2019 will be selected from the shortlist of 10, taking into account both the written response and the supporting video.
The decision will be announced in May 2019.
Further information on Future Legal
Mind 2019
Information
for entrants is available at
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