Law Student essay writers sought by Ten-Percent Legal Recruitment Agency

Ten-Percent Legal Recruitment is looking for law students to write essays on the following subjects (these will be deleted once complete):

Law School Report for The College of Law

Law School Report for De Montfort University

Law School Report for University of Northumbria

Law School Report for Huddersfield University

Law School Report for BPP

An experience of an interview at a small high street firm

An experience of an interview at a London Magic Circle firm

An experience of an interview at a large regional commercial firm

An experience of an assessment day

Recent developments in employment law 2007-2008

Why do you want to be a solicitor - responses from 50 law students, and 50 LPC students

How many training contracts have you applied for and why? Responses from 50 3rd year law students, or 50 LPC students

What will you do if you don't go into law? responses from 80 2nd and 3rd year law students, or 50 LPC students

How long does it take you to fill out a magic circle training contract application form and was it worth it? responses from 50 3rd year law students or 50 LPC students

What is the difference between contentious and non-contentious law - 50 2nd or 3rd year law students or 50 LPC students

The difference between barristers and solicitors - responses from 50 law students

Magic Circle Law firms - what are they and who are they

Location Report - West End of London

Location Report - City of London

Location Report - West London

Location Report - East London

Location Report - South East London

Location Report - South West London

Location Report - North London

Location Report - Essex (West)

Location Report - Essex (East)

Location Report - Hertfordshire

Location Report - Suffolk

Location Report - Norfolk

Location Report - Lincoln and Lincolnshire

Location Report - Leicestershire

Location Report - Derbyshire

Location Report - Buckinghamshire

Location Report - Bedfordshire

Location Report - Berkshire

Location Report - Oxfordshire

Location Report - Surrey (West)

Location Report - Surrey (East)

Location Report - Thames Valley

Location Report - Middlesex

Location Report - Warwickshire

Location Report - Somerset

Location Report - Gloucestershire and Herefordshire

Location Report - Cardiff

Location Report - Swansea

Location Report - South Wales

Location Report - Devon

Location Report - Cornwall

Location Report - Northamptonshire

Location Report - Cambridgeshire

Location Report - Kent

Location Report - Sussex

Location Report - Hampshire

Location Report - Dorset

Location Report - Wiltshire

Location Report - Bristol

Location Report - Shropshire

Location Report - Cheshire

Location Report - Liverpool and Merseyside

Location Report - Manchester

Location Report - Lancashire

Location Report - Leeds

Location Report - West Yorkshire

Location Report - York

Location Report - South Yorkshire

Location Report - Teesside

Location Report - Cumbria

Location Report - Tyneside

Location Report - Staffordshire

Location Report - Birmingham

The aim of the location report is to write about an area for the benefit of someone considering relocating, both from a social, economic and legal viewpoint. We want to know about the economic status of the area - which parts are considered affluent, which parts are deprived, what residents think (quotations always very handy), the law firms and types of firms in each area - coverage of how many are Legal 500 listed, and how many are Chambers and Partners listed and who, what type of law comes up, what are the main industries there. We also want to know about the travelling - trains - how many to London, hotels - what quality are they and a couple of examples, house prices - how much they have increased in recent years and why - any reasons.

We want the court addresses and links, the local CPS offices, the Land Registry, the LSC office covering the area. We want to know what the crime levels are like, what environmental issues there are if any, and the history of the area in a nutshell together with any interesting facts.

Most importantly, we want to know personal thoughts on the area - chance to write what you think and why - what appeals to you about the location, and what personal knowledge or memories help you recommend the place to others? Quotations from you or anyone you know are again very good. Your favourite restaurants, football teams, sporting activities, cinemas etc.. all welcome.

We are particularly interested in quotations from solicitors in the area already, and would want you to email, ring or call on at least one solicitors firm to interview a solicitor - what do they think of the area, and how do they see law firms developing there. What issues are affecting them in practice? As this is a news article and you can explain when you call that you are researching the area from a legal perspective, this shouldn't be a problem, and may also get you a foot in the door for later!

We also require lots of hyperlinks - anything you refer to - if it has a website - we want a hyperlink in the text - if you don't know how to do these - dont worry - you can just type out the website address in brackets. We use a text comparison tool, so if you take any information from the internet, you need to make sure you don't copy it word for word!

We will pay £25 per essay, which needs to be at least 3,000 words. If you get an interview with a solicitor, and we publish your essay and name the lawyer and his/her firm, we will pay an additional £10.

We want to know what you and your colleagues think of your law school - how well organised are the lecturers, what facilities are there, how was the law school rated in any inspections, and what personal thoughts have you all got - pubs, clubs, sporting activities etc... Same rate as above - need to do about 3000 words.

To take matters further, simply email us your CV to cv@tenpercent.co.uk together with a note of a recent essay mark, and we will get back in touch. Payment for the essays will be made by cheque on satisfactory completion.