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phantomrose96 · 3 months ago
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I could say more if I did a proper character analysis here but, for now, I’m just musing on how John Gaius absolutely captures a very specific kind of It’s Never My Fault guy.
And John is SMART and he’s good at talking and so he weaves it in so smoothly and like. His uninterrupted monologues in NtN absolutely make you want to be frustrated for him! That dude got put through the wringer!
And these parts are so Good to me because like, if you pay just a little bit of extra attention the patterns emerge. Everyone external to him and his group is an idiot, and can only be cast as such. And they’re stupid and scared and they Wrongly demonize John when he was only trying to help and wait John what was that part in the middle. Repeat that part in the middle. You did WHAT to the cops exactly.
HE never wants to be the Guy Who Says It. He wants to be liked too much. So he relies on people like P— and G— and A— and M— to say it for him. Negotiating for a nuclear warhead but HE John didn’t really wanna be a jerk about it you know? That was everyone else. The cows the cops the people who die on his compound are all brushed over or mocked. His sleepless mad actions, his raising of the dead, his setting off the nuke these are all just, actions. Unfortunate. Necessary. Of a guy who’s been having a REALLY hard time and has been victimized by EVERYONE and he really just wants to save the world, guys, if you’ll just LISTEN.
He’s gotta be the Funny Guy. Everything’s gotta be a Joke because, oh, was that bad? No, I was just joking, you’re taking it too seriously man chill out. He needs to be Liked he needs everyone to Like him and the biggest injustices he faces, in light of nuclear warfare and the eradication of humanity, is that people are being so mean to him.
And the closest he gets to letting flashes of his wrongdoing through are when it challenges his ego to deny it otherwise. Because he’s Smart and he’s Competent and you need to know and recognize and worship this. He didn’t kill all those cops by accident. “Come on, love. Guys as careful as me don’t have accidents.”
He’s just! He’s so! He’s entirely This Guy and he’s GOD. He’s bisexual he’s depressed he’s an obsessive Funnyman he’s blinded by his own ego he’s immortal he’s never to blame he’s more tormented than Jesus if you ask him and don’t ask the people he’s victimized in ways so much worse and he’s. LITERALLY. MADE HIMSELF GOD. I’m obsessed with him.
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hbyrde36 · 9 months ago
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WIP Wednesday Game
Thank you @eriquin for the tag! 💜💜💜
In a reblog of this post (so people can find you in the notes) or new thread (w/ rules attached) if you want to play on your own, post up to five (5) filenames of your WIPs; not titles, file names.
Post a snippet from one of them. Snippet must be words you wrote in the last 7 days. We’re posting progress here. If you haven’t made any, go make some and come back to play!
After you’ve posted, people can send you an ask with one of your file names. You must then write 3 sentences in that file. If the filename is one you can't share from (for example, an event or gift fic), write 3 sentences on it anyway, and then 3 more on another to share.
That’s it! You can invite others to join in, or just post. I’ll be searching the reblogs to find people to send asks to!
If you’re reading this, you’re invited! If you see someone posting a WIP Wednesday Game snippet, send them an ask! Make them write.
The WIPS
No Vacancy
Life is a Game
TLT (ill advised anniversary edition)
Steddiebang2024
Gift!fic (IDTWIHABB)
Snippet from TLT Chapter 9
“Just between you and me—in the last loop Steve and I got, um, very close. We shared a lot of private things with each other. I’m—”
Eddie swallowed hard. He really was almost sure he could trust her, but that didn't mean fear didn’t sit like a lead weight in his gut when he thought about uttering the words aloud.
“–Gay, and I haven’t been open with many people about it, but I told him, and he was really great about it.” He smiled to himself at the memory, how quick Steve had been to assure him he was safe, and how unbelievably sweet. “So much more than you’d expect.” 
Suddenly he felt Chrissy's much smaller hand slide over his, and looked up to meet her eyes.
“I’m glad you told me.”
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alanafsmith · 6 years ago
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And the winners of the Legal Cheek Awards 2019 are…
Gongs galore for industry’s top players, including firm of the year Taylor Wessing and ‘Most Admired’ chambers Blackstone
The Legal Cheek Awards 2019
The legal profession has celebrated the top rookie-rated law firms and chambers of the year in a glitzy ceremony held at the top of London’s iconic Cheesegrater skyscraper.
This year’s Legal Cheek Awards, sponsored by BARBRI International, took place on Thursday evening in Landing Forty Two of the tapering City of London tower officially known as the Leadenhall Building. Three-hundred guests from the UK’s leading corporate law firms and barristers’ chambers donned their sharpest suits and highest heels to ascend the escalators and glass-panelled lifts for the exclusive ceremony, hosted by Legal Cheek founder Alex Aldridge.
Before the Awards bash got underway, Sarah Hutchinson, BARBRI International managing director, presented the findings of Legal Cheek‘s Solicitors Qualifying Exam (SQE) survey, before the audience were treated to the premiere of a short film, produced exclusively for the event by the Legal Cheek team.
Can you spot the special guest playing a cameo role in this year’s Legal Cheek Awards video?
Legal Cheek student campus ambassadors presented no less than 23 gongs alongside a handful of sponsors and legal celebrities, including Love Island solicitor Rosie Williams.
Rosie Williams with the Legal Cheek campus ambassadors and vloggers Chrissie Wolfe and Eve Cornwell #squadgoals
So who won what? Read on to find out.
Best Law Firm for Training 2019: Osborne Clarke
The Osborne Clarke team pick up their gong from King’s College London’s Simran Malhi
Highly commended: Ashurst, Bristows, Burges Salmon, Clifford Chance, Hogan Lovells, Linklaters, Macfarlanes, Mayer Brown, Norton Rose Fulbright, Pinsent Masons, Taylor Wessing, Travers Smith, Walker Morris
Best Law Firm for Quality of Work 2019: Shearman & Sterling
Emma Hopkins, our campus ambassador for Cambridge Uni, with Paul Gascoyne and the Shearman & Sterling team
Highly commended: Bristows, Farrer & Co, Fladgate, Foot Anstey, Gowling WLG, Kirkland & Ellis, Macfarlanes, Milbank, Mills & Reeve, Osborne Clarke, Ropes & Gray, Taylor Wessing, Travers Smith, Walker Morris
Best Law Firm for Peer Support 2019: Mayer Brown
Mayer Brown’s Danielle White receives the award from Hertfordshire Uni’s Gayathiri Kanagasundaram
Highly commended: Baker McKenzie, Bristows, Burges Salmon, Farrer & Co, Herbert Smith Freehills, Hogan Lovells, Irwin Mitchell, Linklaters, Osborne Clarke, Pinsent Masons, PwC, Simmons & Simmons, Taylor Wessing, White & Case
Best Law Firm for Partner Approachability 2019: Womble Bond Dickinson
Carter Corson business psychologist Sara Duxbury presents Womble Bond Dickinson’s Joanne Smallwood with the award
Sponsored by Carter Corson, business psychologists supporting high-profile organisations, particularly professional services firms.
Highly commended: Bird & Bird, Bristows, Clyde & Co, DAC Beachcroft, Eversheds Sutherland, Gowling WLG, Osborne Clarke, RPC, Ropes & Gray, Shoosmiths, Squire Patton Boggs, TLT, Taylor Wessing, Travers Smith
Best Law Firm for Work/Life Balance 2019: DWF
LawCare CEO Elizabeth Rimmer with the DWF team
Sponsored by LawCare, the charity that supports and promotes mental health and wellbeing in the legal community throughout the UK and Ireland.
Highly commended: Ashfords, BLM, Blake Morgan, Browne Jacobson, Fieldfisher, Forsters, Irwin Mitchell, Mills & Reeve, Royds Withy King
Best Law Firm for Tech 2019: CMS
STEM Future Lawyers ambassador Nishant Prasad hands the CMS team their trophy
Sponsored by STEM Future Lawyers, the legal careers network for science, technology, engineering and maths students.
Highly commended: Addleshaw Goddard, Allen & Overy, Bird & Bird, Bristows, Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner, DWF, Gowling WLG, Osborne Clarke, Pinsent Masons
Best Law Firm for Perks 2019: Clifford Chance
Coventry student Phoebe Howard presents the award to Clifford Chance trainee Adam Hunter
Highly commended: Allen & Overy, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, Hogan Lovells, Kirkland & Ellis, Linklaters, Milbank, Ropes & Gray, Skadden, White & Case
Most Impressive Law Firm Office 2019: Gowling WLG
The Gowling WLG team collecting their award from University of East Anglia student Giannis Christofi
Highly commended: Allen & Overy, Bird & Bird, Burges Salmon, Clifford Chance, Kirkland & Ellis, Norton Rose Fulbright, Reed Smith, Ropes & Gray, Taylor Wessing
Best Law Firm Canteen 2019: Addleshaw Goddard
Roehampton Uni’s Aimee Peacock with the Addleshaw Goddard team
Highly commended: Bird & Bird, Burges Salmon, Clyde & Co, Gowling WLG, Jones Day, K&L Gates, Kirkland & Ellis, Linklaters, Taylor Wessing
Best Law Firm for Social Life 2019: Burges Salmon
Imperial student Gatsby Fitzgerald presents Burges Salmon with their award
Highly commended: Bristows, Browne Jacobson, Charles Russell Speechlys, K&L Gates, RPC, Taylor Wessing, Travers Smith, Walker Morris, Wedlake Bell
Best Law Firm for International Secondments 2019: White & Case
HBW Consulting co-founder and director John Hancock presents the prize to the White & Case team
Sponsored by HBW Consulting, a boutique agency that works as a specialist extension to your graduate recruitment team, helping law firms with media strategy, spend and analysis.
Highly commended: Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, Clifford Chance, Debevoise & Plimpton, Dechert, HFW, Shearman & Sterling, Skadden, Stephenson Harwood, Watson Farley & Williams
Best Law Firm for Client Secondments 2019: Squire Patton Boggs
City Uni law student Malek Arab presents Squire Patton Boggs with their gong
Highly commended: Baker McKenzie, Bird & Bird, Bristows, Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, Mayer Brown, Reed Smith, RPC, Walker Morris, Weightmans
Most Admired Law Firm 2019: Bird & Bird
Final-year Queen Mary law student Saeed Mahmood hands a Bird & Bird rep their prize
Highly commended: Allen & Overy, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, Herbert Smith Freehills, Kirkland & Ellis, Latham & Watkins, Mishcon de Reya, Linklaters, Osborne Clarke, Slaughter and May
Legal Cheek Firm of the Year 2019: Taylor Wessing
BARBRI’s Sarah Hutchinson with Taylor Wessing’s Lydia Block and Olivia Coppin
Presented by BARBRI, the interntional legal qualifications specialist.
Highly commended: Bird & Bird, Bristows, Burges Salmon, Gowling WLG, Kirkland & Ellis, Linklaters, Osborne Clarke, Pinsent Masons, Travers Smith
Best Chambers for Training 2019: Hardwicke
The Hardwicke team receive their award from Coventry Uni’s Samiksha Shetty
Highly commended: 2 Temple Gardens, 5 Essex Court, 7 King’s Bench Walk, Atkin Chambers, Blackstone Chambers, Kings Chambers, Littleton Chambers, Serjeants’ Inn Chambers, Wilberforce Chambers
Best Chambers for Quality of Work 2019: Littleton Chambers
Bar Squared CEO Helen Ford with Littleton Chambers
Sponsored by Bar Squared, legal tech company and developers of LEX, a leading software solution for barristers’ chambers.
Highly commended: 11KBW, 4 New Square, 5 Essex Court, Blackstone Chambers, Brick Court Chambers, Fountain Court Chambers, Landmark Chambers, Serjeants’ Inn, Wilberforce Chambers
Best Chambers for Colleague Supportiveness 2019: Cornerstone Barristers
Carolina Gasparoli and the Cornerstone Barristers team pick up their gong from Kingston Uni’s Maria Dvornikova
Highly commended: Devereux Chambers, Exchange Chambers, Hardwicke, Henderson Chambers, Kings Chambers, Outer Temple Chambers, St John’s Chambers
Best Chambers for Facilities 2019: Exchange Chambers
Bristol Uni’s Holly Hill presents Exchange Chambers’ Tom Handley with the trophy
Highly commended: 2 Temple Gardens, 3 Verulam Buildings, 39 Essex Chambers, 4 New Square, Blackstone Chambers, Cornerstone Barristers, Fountain Court Chambers, Hardwicke, Radcliffe Chambers
Best Chambers for Social Life 2019: Henderson Chambers
The Henderson Chambers team with City Uni’s Zulkaif Riaz
Highly commended: 1 Crown Office Row, 12 King’s Bench Walk, 2 Hare Court, 4 Pump Court, 5 Essex Court, Cornerstone Barristers, Keating Chambers, Radcliffe Chambers, XXIV Old Buildings
Most Admired Chambers 2019: Blackstone Chambers
UCL’s Christopher Ho with the Blackstone Chambers team
Highly commended: One Essex Court, Brick Court Chambers, Matrix Chambers, Fountain Court Chambers, 1 Crown Office Row, Essex Court Chambers, 11KBW, Doughty Street Chambers, Landmark Chambers
Legal Cheek Chambers of the Year 2019: Radcliffe Chambers
BARBRI’s Sarah Hutchinson presents the Radcliffe Chambers team with their trophy
Presented by BARBRI, the interntional legal qualifications specialist.
Highly commended: Blackstone Chambers, Cornerstone Barristers, 5 Essex Court, Exchange Chambers, Hardwicke, Henderson Chambers, Kings Chambers, Littleton Chambers, 2 Temple Gardens
Best Use of Social Media 2019: YouTuber Angeliculture
Who better than Rosie Williams of Love Island fame to present Angelica Olawepo with the award for ‘Best Use of Social Media’?
Highly commended: Vlogger Chrissie Wolfe (Law and Broader) and Irwin Mitchell, 5 Essex Court’s Instagram account, Linklaters and Eve Cornwell’s collab video, The Bar Council’s ‘#iamthebar’ Twitter campaign, Blogger Rosie Watterson (Apply.Shine.Win) and Herbert Smith Freehills, Shoosmiths’ Facebook Livestreams, The Secret Barrister, The UK Supreme Court’s Instagram, Shearman & Sterling’s video series, ‘Whiteboard Wednesday’
Best Legal Cheek Journal Contribution 2019: Max Aitchison for ‘Revenge porn: Love Island and the law’
Max Aitchison receives his trophy from LPC Law partner Michael Javaherian
Sponsored by LPC Law, a specialist firm of solicitors, focused on providing a high quality advocacy and clerking service to clients throughout England and Wales.
Highly commended: ‘Why our employment laws need some serious attention’ by Fraser Collingham, ‘The coming of the age of AI in the law’ by Soh Kian Peng, ‘Consensual sadomasochism is private sex — not violence’ by Gina Heung Lai Yin, ‘Should there be criminal liability for corporations?’ by Rodney Dzwairo, ‘What does artificial intelligence look like?’ by Nishant Prasad, ‘Should law firms be able to float?’ by Clive Wong, ‘Should sex offenders have access to the internet?’ by Maro Polykarpou, ‘Black Lives Matter: How to fix a failing criminal justice system?’ By Eeman Talha, ‘Owens v Owens: Has the time finally come for a ‘no-fault divorce’ system?’ By Thomas McGrath
The post And the winners of the Legal Cheek Awards 2019 are… appeared first on Legal Cheek.
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davidchanus · 6 years ago
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And the winners of the Legal Cheek Awards 2019 are…
Gongs galore for industry’s top players, including firm of the year Taylor Wessing and ‘Most Admired’ chambers Blackstone
The Legal Cheek Awards 2019
The legal profession has celebrated the top rookie-rated law firms and chambers of the year in a glitzy ceremony held at the top of London’s iconic Cheesegrater skyscraper.
This year’s Legal Cheek Awards, sponsored by BARBRI International, took place on Thursday evening in Landing Forty Two of the tapering City of London tower officially known as the Leadenhall Building. Three-hundred guests from the UK’s leading corporate law firms and barristers’ chambers donned their sharpest suits and highest heels to ascend the escalators and glass-panelled lifts for the exclusive ceremony, hosted by Legal Cheek founder Alex Aldridge.
Before the Awards bash got underway, Sarah Hutchinson, BARBRI International managing director, presented the findings of Legal Cheek‘s Solicitors Qualifying Exam (SQE) survey, before the audience were treated to the premiere of a short film, produced exclusively for the event by the Legal Cheek team.
Can you spot the special guest playing a cameo role in this year’s Legal Cheek Awards video?
Legal Cheek student campus ambassadors presented no less than 23 gongs alongside a handful of sponsors and legal celebrities, including Love Island solicitor Rosie Williams.
Rosie Williams with the Legal Cheek campus ambassadors and vloggers Chrissie Wolfe and Eve Cornwell #squadgoals
So who won what? Read on to find out.
Best Law Firm for Training 2019: Osborne Clarke
The Osborne Clarke team pick up their gong from King’s College London’s Simran Malhi
Highly commended: Ashurst, Bristows, Burges Salmon, Clifford Chance, Hogan Lovells, Linklaters, Macfarlanes, Mayer Brown, Norton Rose Fulbright, Pinsent Masons, Taylor Wessing, Travers Smith, Walker Morris
Best Law Firm for Quality of Work 2019: Shearman & Sterling
Emma Hopkins, our campus ambassador for Cambridge Uni, with Paul Gascoyne and the Shearman & Sterling team
Highly commended: Bristows, Farrer & Co, Fladgate, Foot Anstey, Gowling WLG, Kirkland & Ellis, Macfarlanes, Milbank, Mills & Reeve, Osborne Clarke, Ropes & Gray, Taylor Wessing, Travers Smith, Walker Morris
Best Law Firm for Peer Support 2019: Mayer Brown
Mayer Brown’s Danielle White receives the award from Hertfordshire Uni’s Gayathiri Kanagasundaram
Highly commended: Baker McKenzie, Bristows, Burges Salmon, Farrer & Co, Herbert Smith Freehills, Hogan Lovells, Irwin Mitchell, Linklaters, Osborne Clarke, Pinsent Masons, PwC, Simmons & Simmons, Taylor Wessing, White & Case
Best Law Firm for Partner Approachability 2019: Womble Bond Dickinson
Carter Corson business psychologist Sara Duxbury presents Womble Bond Dickinson’s Joanne Smallwood with the award
Sponsored by Carter Corson, business psychologists supporting high-profile organisations, particularly professional services firms.
Highly commended: Bird & Bird, Bristows, Clyde & Co, DAC Beachcroft, Eversheds Sutherland, Gowling WLG, Osborne Clarke, RPC, Ropes & Gray, Shoosmiths, Squire Patton Boggs, TLT, Taylor Wessing, Travers Smith
Best Law Firm for Work/Life Balance 2019: DWF
LawCare CEO Elizabeth Rimmer with the DWF team
Sponsored by LawCare, the charity that supports and promotes mental health and wellbeing in the legal community throughout the UK and Ireland.
Highly commended: Ashfords, BLM, Blake Morgan, Browne Jacobson, Fieldfisher, Forsters, Irwin Mitchell, Mills & Reeve, Royds Withy King
Best Law Firm for Tech 2019: CMS
STEM Future Lawyers ambassador Nishant Prasad hands the CMS team their trophy
Sponsored by STEM Future Lawyers, the legal careers network for science, technology, engineering and maths students.
Highly commended: Addleshaw Goddard, Allen & Overy, Bird & Bird, Bristows, Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner, DWF, Gowling WLG, Osborne Clarke, Pinsent Masons
Best Law Firm for Perks 2019: Clifford Chance
Coventry student Phoebe Howard presents the award to Clifford Chance trainee Adam Hunter
Highly commended: Allen & Overy, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, Hogan Lovells, Kirkland & Ellis, Linklaters, Milbank, Ropes & Gray, Skadden, White & Case
Most Impressive Law Firm Office 2019: Gowling WLG
The Gowling WLG team collecting their award from University of East Anglia student Giannis Christofi
Highly commended: Allen & Overy, Bird & Bird, Burges Salmon, Clifford Chance, Kirkland & Ellis, Norton Rose Fulbright, Reed Smith, Ropes & Gray, Taylor Wessing
Best Law Firm Canteen 2019: Addleshaw Goddard
Roehampton Uni’s Aimee Peacock with the Addleshaw Goddard team
Highly commended: Bird & Bird, Burges Salmon, Clyde & Co, Gowling WLG, Jones Day, K&L Gates, Kirkland & Ellis, Linklaters, Taylor Wessing
Best Law Firm for Social Life 2019: Burges Salmon
Imperial student Gatsby Fitzgerald presents Burges Salmon with their award
Highly commended: Bristows, Browne Jacobson, Charles Russell Speechlys, K&L Gates, RPC, Taylor Wessing, Travers Smith, Walker Morris, Wedlake Bell
Best Law Firm for International Secondments 2019: White & Case
HBW Consulting co-founder and director John Hancock presents the prize to the White & Case team
Sponsored by HBW Consulting, a boutique agency that works as a specialist extension to your graduate recruitment team, helping law firms with media strategy, spend and analysis.
Highly commended: Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, Clifford Chance, Debevoise & Plimpton, Dechert, HFW, Shearman & Sterling, Skadden, Stephenson Harwood, Watson Farley & Williams
Best Law Firm for Client Secondments 2019: Squire Patton Boggs
City Uni law student Malek Arab presents Squire Patton Boggs with their gong
Highly commended: Baker McKenzie, Bird & Bird, Bristows, Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, Mayer Brown, Reed Smith, RPC, Walker Morris, Weightmans
Most Admired Law Firm 2019: Bird & Bird
Final-year Queen Mary law student Saeed Mahmood hands a Bird & Bird rep their prize
Highly commended: Allen & Overy, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, Herbert Smith Freehills, Kirkland & Ellis, Latham & Watkins, Mishcon de Reya, Linklaters, Osborne Clarke, Slaughter and May
Legal Cheek Firm of the Year 2019: Taylor Wessing
BARBRI’s Sarah Hutchinson with Taylor Wessing’s Lydia Block and Olivia Coppin
Presented by BARBRI, the interntional legal qualifications specialist.
Highly commended: Bird & Bird, Bristows, Burges Salmon, Gowling WLG, Kirkland & Ellis, Linklaters, Osborne Clarke, Pinsent Masons, Travers Smith
Best Chambers for Training 2019: Hardwicke
The Hardwicke team receive their award from Coventry Uni’s Samiksha Shetty
Highly commended: 2 Temple Gardens, 5 Essex Court, 7 King’s Bench Walk, Atkin Chambers, Blackstone Chambers, Kings Chambers, Littleton Chambers, Serjeants’ Inn Chambers, Wilberforce Chambers
Best Chambers for Quality of Work 2019: Littleton Chambers
Bar Squared CEO Helen Ford with Littleton Chambers
Sponsored by Bar Squared, legal tech company and developers of LEX, a leading software solution for barristers’ chambers.
Highly commended: 11KBW, 4 New Square, 5 Essex Court, Blackstone Chambers, Brick Court Chambers, Fountain Court Chambers, Landmark Chambers, Serjeants’ Inn, Wilberforce Chambers
Best Chambers for Colleague Supportiveness 2019: Cornerstone Barristers
Carolina Gasparoli and the Cornerstone Barristers team pick up their gong from Kingston Uni’s Maria Dvornikova
Highly commended: Devereux Chambers, Exchange Chambers, Hardwicke, Henderson Chambers, Kings Chambers, Outer Temple Chambers, St John’s Chambers
Best Chambers for Facilities 2019: Exchange Chambers
Bristol Uni’s Holly Hill presents Exchange Chambers’ Tom Handley with the trophy
Highly commended: 2 Temple Gardens, 3 Verulam Buildings, 39 Essex Chambers, 4 New Square, Blackstone Chambers, Cornerstone Barristers, Fountain Court Chambers, Hardwicke, Radcliffe Chambers
Best Chambers for Social Life 2019: Henderson Chambers
The Henderson Chambers team with City Uni’s Zulkaif Riaz
Highly commended: 1 Crown Office Row, 12 King’s Bench Walk, 2 Hare Court, 4 Pump Court, 5 Essex Court, Cornerstone Barristers, Keating Chambers, Radcliffe Chambers, XXIV Old Buildings
Most Admired Chambers 2019: Blackstone Chambers
UCL’s Christopher Ho with the Blackstone Chambers team
Highly commended: One Essex Court, Brick Court Chambers, Matrix Chambers, Fountain Court Chambers, 1 Crown Office Row, Essex Court Chambers, 11KBW, Doughty Street Chambers, Landmark Chambers
Legal Cheek Chambers of the Year 2019: Radcliffe Chambers
BARBRI’s Sarah Hutchinson presents the Radcliffe Chambers team with their trophy
Presented by BARBRI, the interntional legal qualifications specialist.
Highly commended: Blackstone Chambers, Cornerstone Barristers, 5 Essex Court, Exchange Chambers, Hardwicke, Henderson Chambers, Kings Chambers, Littleton Chambers, 2 Temple Gardens
Best Use of Social Media 2019: YouTuber Angeliculture
Who better than Rosie Williams of Love Island fame to present Angelica Olawepo with the award for ‘Best Use of Social Media’?
Highly commended: Vlogger Chrissie Wolfe (Law and Broader) and Irwin Mitchell, 5 Essex Court’s Instagram account, Linklaters and Eve Cornwell’s collab video, The Bar Council’s ‘#iamthebar’ Twitter campaign, Blogger Rosie Watterson (Apply.Shine.Win) and Herbert Smith Freehills, Shoosmiths’ Facebook Livestreams, The Secret Barrister, The UK Supreme Court’s Instagram, Shearman & Sterling’s video series, ‘Whiteboard Wednesday’
Best Legal Cheek Journal Contribution 2019: Max Aitchison for ‘Revenge porn: Love Island and the law’
Max Aitchison receives his trophy from LPC Law partner Michael Javaherian
Sponsored by LPC Law, a specialist firm of solicitors, focused on providing a high quality advocacy and clerking service to clients throughout England and Wales.
Highly commended: ‘Why our employment laws need some serious attention’ by Fraser Collingham, ‘The coming of the age of AI in the law’ by Soh Kian Peng, ‘Consensual sadomasochism is private sex — not violence’ by Gina Heung Lai Yin, ‘Should there be criminal liability for corporations?’ by Rodney Dzwairo, ‘What does artificial intelligence look like?’ by Nishant Prasad, ‘Should law firms be able to float?’ by Clive Wong, ‘Should sex offenders have access to the internet?’ by Maro Polykarpou, ‘Black Lives Matter: How to fix a failing criminal justice system?’ By Eeman Talha, ‘Owens v Owens: Has the time finally come for a ‘no-fault divorce’ system?’ By Thomas McGrath
The post And the winners of the Legal Cheek Awards 2019 are… appeared first on Legal Cheek.
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fayeburnsus · 6 years ago
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And the winners of the Legal Cheek Awards 2019 are…
Gongs galore for industry’s top players, including firm of the year Taylor Wessing and ‘Most Admired’ chambers Blackstone
The Legal Cheek Awards 2019
The legal profession has celebrated the top rookie-rated law firms and chambers of the year in a glitzy ceremony held at the top of London’s iconic Cheesegrater skyscraper.
This year’s Legal Cheek Awards, sponsored by BARBRI International, took place on Thursday evening in Landing Forty Two of the tapering City of London tower officially known as the Leadenhall Building. Three-hundred guests from the UK’s leading corporate law firms and barristers’ chambers donned their sharpest suits and highest heels to ascend the escalators and glass-panelled lifts for the exclusive ceremony, hosted by Legal Cheek founder Alex Aldridge.
Before the Awards bash got underway, Sarah Hutchinson, BARBRI International managing director, presented the findings of Legal Cheek‘s Solicitors Qualifying Exam (SQE) survey, before the audience were treated to the premiere of a short film, produced exclusively for the event by the Legal Cheek team.
Can you spot the special guest playing a cameo role in this year’s Legal Cheek Awards video?
Legal Cheek student campus ambassadors presented no less than 23 gongs alongside a handful of sponsors and legal celebrities, including Love Island solicitor Rosie Williams.
Rosie Williams with the Legal Cheek campus ambassadors and vloggers Chrissie Wolfe and Eve Cornwell #squadgoals
So who won what? Read on to find out.
Best Law Firm for Training 2019: Osborne Clarke
The Osborne Clarke team pick up their gong from King’s College London’s Simran Malhi
Highly commended: Ashurst, Bristows, Burges Salmon, Clifford Chance, Hogan Lovells, Linklaters, Macfarlanes, Mayer Brown, Norton Rose Fulbright, Pinsent Masons, Taylor Wessing, Travers Smith, Walker Morris
Best Law Firm for Quality of Work 2019: Shearman & Sterling
Emma Hopkins, our campus ambassador for Cambridge Uni, with Paul Gascoyne and the Shearman & Sterling team
Highly commended: Bristows, Farrer & Co, Fladgate, Foot Anstey, Gowling WLG, Kirkland & Ellis, Macfarlanes, Milbank, Mills & Reeve, Osborne Clarke, Ropes & Gray, Taylor Wessing, Travers Smith, Walker Morris
Best Law Firm for Peer Support 2019: Mayer Brown
Mayer Brown’s Danielle White receives the award from Hertfordshire Uni’s Gayathiri Kanagasundaram
Highly commended: Baker McKenzie, Bristows, Burges Salmon, Farrer & Co, Herbert Smith Freehills, Hogan Lovells, Irwin Mitchell, Linklaters, Osborne Clarke, Pinsent Masons, PwC, Simmons & Simmons, Taylor Wessing, White & Case
Best Law Firm for Partner Approachability 2019: Womble Bond Dickinson
Carter Corson business psychologist Sara Duxbury presents Womble Bond Dickinson’s Joanne Smallwood with the award
Sponsored by Carter Corson, business psychologists supporting high-profile organisations, particularly professional services firms.
Highly commended: Bird & Bird, Bristows, Clyde & Co, DAC Beachcroft, Eversheds Sutherland, Gowling WLG, Osborne Clarke, RPC, Ropes & Gray, Shoosmiths, Squire Patton Boggs, TLT, Taylor Wessing, Travers Smith
Best Law Firm for Work/Life Balance 2019: DWF
LawCare CEO Elizabeth Rimmer with the DWF team
Sponsored by LawCare, the charity that supports and promotes mental health and wellbeing in the legal community throughout the UK and Ireland.
Highly commended: Ashfords, BLM, Blake Morgan, Browne Jacobson, Fieldfisher, Forsters, Irwin Mitchell, Mills & Reeve, Royds Withy King
Best Law Firm for Tech 2019: CMS
STEM Future Lawyers ambassador Nishant Prasad hands the CMS team their trophy
Sponsored by STEM Future Lawyers, the legal careers network for science, technology, engineering and maths students.
Highly commended: Addleshaw Goddard, Allen & Overy, Bird & Bird, Bristows, Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner, DWF, Gowling WLG, Osborne Clarke, Pinsent Masons
Best Law Firm for Perks 2019: Clifford Chance
Coventry student Phoebe Howard presents the award to Clifford Chance trainee Adam Hunter
Highly commended: Allen & Overy, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, Hogan Lovells, Kirkland & Ellis, Linklaters, Milbank, Ropes & Gray, Skadden, White & Case
Most Impressive Law Firm Office 2019: Gowling WLG
The Gowling WLG team collecting their award from University of East Anglia student Giannis Christofi
Highly commended: Allen & Overy, Bird & Bird, Burges Salmon, Clifford Chance, Kirkland & Ellis, Norton Rose Fulbright, Reed Smith, Ropes & Gray, Taylor Wessing
Best Law Firm Canteen 2019: Addleshaw Goddard
Roehampton Uni’s Aimee Peacock with the Addleshaw Goddard team
Highly commended: Bird & Bird, Burges Salmon, Clyde & Co, Gowling WLG, Jones Day, K&L Gates, Kirkland & Ellis, Linklaters, Taylor Wessing
Best Law Firm for Social Life 2019: Burges Salmon
Imperial student Gatsby Fitzgerald presents Burges Salmon with their award
Highly commended: Bristows, Browne Jacobson, Charles Russell Speechlys, K&L Gates, RPC, Taylor Wessing, Travers Smith, Walker Morris, Wedlake Bell
Best Law Firm for International Secondments 2019: White & Case
HBW Consulting co-founder and director John Hancock presents the prize to the White & Case team
Sponsored by HBW Consulting, a boutique agency that works as a specialist extension to your graduate recruitment team, helping law firms with media strategy, spend and analysis.
Highly commended: Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, Clifford Chance, Debevoise & Plimpton, Dechert, HFW, Shearman & Sterling, Skadden, Stephenson Harwood, Watson Farley & Williams
Best Law Firm for Client Secondments 2019: Squire Patton Boggs
City Uni law student Malek Arab presents Squire Patton Boggs with their gong
Highly commended: Baker McKenzie, Bird & Bird, Bristows, Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, Mayer Brown, Reed Smith, RPC, Walker Morris, Weightmans
Most Admired Law Firm 2019: Bird & Bird
Final-year Queen Mary law student Saeed Mahmood hands a Bird & Bird rep their prize
Highly commended: Allen & Overy, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, Herbert Smith Freehills, Kirkland & Ellis, Latham & Watkins, Mishcon de Reya, Linklaters, Osborne Clarke, Slaughter and May
Legal Cheek Firm of the Year 2019: Taylor Wessing
BARBRI’s Sarah Hutchinson with Taylor Wessing’s Lydia Block and Olivia Coppin
Presented by BARBRI, the interntional legal qualifications specialist.
Highly commended: Bird & Bird, Bristows, Burges Salmon, Gowling WLG, Kirkland & Ellis, Linklaters, Osborne Clarke, Pinsent Masons, Travers Smith
Best Chambers for Training 2019: Hardwicke
The Hardwicke team receive their award from Coventry Uni’s Samiksha Shetty
Highly commended: 2 Temple Gardens, 5 Essex Court, 7 King’s Bench Walk, Atkin Chambers, Blackstone Chambers, Kings Chambers, Littleton Chambers, Serjeants’ Inn Chambers, Wilberforce Chambers
Best Chambers for Quality of Work 2019: Littleton Chambers
Bar Squared CEO Helen Ford with Littleton Chambers
Sponsored by Bar Squared, legal tech company and developers of LEX, a leading software solution for barristers’ chambers.
Highly commended: 11KBW, 4 New Square, 5 Essex Court, Blackstone Chambers, Brick Court Chambers, Fountain Court Chambers, Landmark Chambers, Serjeants’ Inn, Wilberforce Chambers
Best Chambers for Colleague Supportiveness 2019: Cornerstone Barristers
Carolina Gasparoli and the Cornerstone Barristers team pick up their gong from Kingston Uni’s Maria Dvornikova
Highly commended: Devereux Chambers, Exchange Chambers, Hardwicke, Henderson Chambers, Kings Chambers, Outer Temple Chambers, St John’s Chambers
Best Chambers for Facilities 2019: Exchange Chambers
Bristol Uni’s Holly Hill presents Exchange Chambers’ Tom Handley with the trophy
Highly commended: 2 Temple Gardens, 3 Verulam Buildings, 39 Essex Chambers, 4 New Square, Blackstone Chambers, Cornerstone Barristers, Fountain Court Chambers, Hardwicke, Radcliffe Chambers
Best Chambers for Social Life 2019: Henderson Chambers
The Henderson Chambers team with City Uni’s Zulkaif Riaz
Highly commended: 1 Crown Office Row, 12 King’s Bench Walk, 2 Hare Court, 4 Pump Court, 5 Essex Court, Cornerstone Barristers, Keating Chambers, Radcliffe Chambers, XXIV Old Buildings
Most Admired Chambers 2019: Blackstone Chambers
UCL’s Christopher Ho with the Blackstone Chambers team
Highly commended: One Essex Court, Brick Court Chambers, Matrix Chambers, Fountain Court Chambers, 1 Crown Office Row, Essex Court Chambers, 11KBW, Doughty Street Chambers, Landmark Chambers
Legal Cheek Chambers of the Year 2019: Radcliffe Chambers
BARBRI’s Sarah Hutchinson presents the Radcliffe Chambers team with their trophy
Presented by BARBRI, the interntional legal qualifications specialist.
Highly commended: Blackstone Chambers, Cornerstone Barristers, 5 Essex Court, Exchange Chambers, Hardwicke, Henderson Chambers, Kings Chambers, Littleton Chambers, 2 Temple Gardens
Best Use of Social Media 2019: YouTuber Angeliculture
Who better than Rosie Williams of Love Island fame to present Angelica Olawepo with the award for ‘Best Use of Social Media’?
Highly commended: Vlogger Chrissie Wolfe (Law and Broader) and Irwin Mitchell, 5 Essex Court’s Instagram account, Linklaters and Eve Cornwell’s collab video, The Bar Council’s ‘#iamthebar’ Twitter campaign, Blogger Rosie Watterson (Apply.Shine.Win) and Herbert Smith Freehills, Shoosmiths’ Facebook Livestreams, The Secret Barrister, The UK Supreme Court’s Instagram, Shearman & Sterling’s video series, ‘Whiteboard Wednesday’
Best Legal Cheek Journal Contribution 2019: Max Aitchison for ‘Revenge porn: Love Island and the law’
Max Aitchison receives his trophy from LPC Law partner Michael Javaherian
Sponsored by LPC Law, a specialist firm of solicitors, focused on providing a high quality advocacy and clerking service to clients throughout England and Wales.
Highly commended: ‘Why our employment laws need some serious attention’ by Fraser Collingham, ‘The coming of the age of AI in the law’ by Soh Kian Peng, ‘Consensual sadomasochism is private sex — not violence’ by Gina Heung Lai Yin, ‘Should there be criminal liability for corporations?’ by Rodney Dzwairo, ‘What does artificial intelligence look like?’ by Nishant Prasad, ‘Should law firms be able to float?’ by Clive Wong, ‘Should sex offenders have access to the internet?’ by Maro Polykarpou, ‘Black Lives Matter: How to fix a failing criminal justice system?’ By Eeman Talha, ‘Owens v Owens: Has the time finally come for a ‘no-fault divorce’ system?’ By Thomas McGrath
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phantomrose96 · 3 months ago
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[Spoilers for Gideon the Ninth]
Funniest part of my The Locked Tomb experience was getting to the end of GtN and seeing Gideon's death flags pile up into an undeniable flag-mountain and going "damn. the fanart really hard me thinking Gideon was gonna be a prominent character for the whole series. no she's just the coffee shop au favorite who gets iced in book 1."
To THEN be proven both right and wrong as Gideon bites it only to be tacked up like a wet blanket over the clothesline of the narrative's meanest possible facsimile of undeath. She's hanging out to dry like beef jerky and two subsequent books have not been enough to convince the narrative to let this girl die for real. She goes to bed every night cursing the good luck of Naberius Tern, the guy who got cannibalized to death, which should really tell you a lot about the relative badness of the hand Gideon has been dealt here.
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phantomrose96 · 11 months ago
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There’s some part of The Locked Tomb that feels like it appeals juuuust to the side of what I really like, so my reading of the series has been slow. But Jesus Christ do I love the writing. Locked Tomb prose my absolute beloved.
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hbyrde36 · 10 months ago
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💜WIP Wednesday💜
Tagged by @eriquin 🥰
It’s WIP Wednesday, time for a little accountability, sharing your work, and getting a kick in the pants.
Here’s how it works:
In a reblog of this post (so people can find you in the notes) or new thread (w/ rules attached) if you want to play on your own, post up to five (5) filenames of your WIPs; not titles, file names.
Post a snippet from one of them. Snippet must be words you wrote in the last 7 days. We’re posting progress here. If you haven’t made any, go make some and come back to play!
After you’ve posted, people can send you an ask with one of your file names. You must then write 3 sentences in that file. If the filename is one you can't share from (for example, an event or gift fic), write 3 sentences on it anyway, and then 3 more on another to share.
That’s it! You can invite others to join in, or just post.
If you’re reading this, you’re invited!
If you see someone posting a WIP Wednesday Game snippet, send them an ask! Make them write.
The filenames:
RBB - Hellfire Ink
TLT (ill advised anniversary edition)
No Vacancy
Life is a Game
Gift fic! (IDTWIHABB)
Snippet from No Vacancy (chapter 9)
“Seems to me those girls did you both a favor.” Eddie glared. Wayne stood, still talking as he cleared the table and began to work on the sink full of dishes.  “It might not have been the right thing to do on paper, but their hearts were in the right place. Chrissy just wanted to see you happy, Ed, and she ain’t the only one. It’s kept me up at night, thinking about you out there in the world all by yourself. I don’t want to see you wasting your life wandering around and winding up alone because you're scared.”  Eddie got up automatically to stand by his side with a clean dish towel, drying and putting away each piece as it was cleaned. “How do I know it’s not going to turn bad, like Mom and Dad?”  “I suppose you don’t, but sometimes you just gotta take a leap of faith—with both feet."
No pressure tags: @steddiejudas @dreamwatch @penny00dreadful @pearynice @hairstevington @manda-panda-monium @cranberrymoons @sidekick-hero @griefabyss69 @finntheehumaneater @steddiecameraroll @thisapplepielife @soaringornithopter @withacapitalp @thefreakandthehair and anyone else who wants to play or needs a little motivation !
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hbyrde36 · 1 year ago
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Self rec! When you get this, reply with your favorite five fics that you've written, then pass on to at least five other writers. Let’s spread the self-love 🖤
oh! so fun, thanks anon!
In no particular order because they are all precious to me:
Steve Harrington: Vampire Hunter
Vampire Eddie Munson, Vampire Hunter Steve Harrington, P.I. Robin Buckley, bad-ass gun toting Nancy Wheeler, VAMPIRE DUSTIN!, Stripper Chrissy Cunningham, and so much more.
My ‘steddie as Anita and Jean-Claude from the Anita Blake novels’ fic. I fucking love this thing. It’s SO FUN. The book series it’s pulled from start out in the 90’s (yes I’m old and I read them when they were originally published🙈) and as much as I love the idea of Vampire Hunter Steve having a beeper, I decided to bring things up to present day (along with quite a few other changes to make it my own, and to fit the steddie vibe). It’s weird and a little challenging writing a fic intermingling two different pieces of media, but I love weaving in and combing elements of each universe's lore, while still maintaining the main beats of the story. If nothing else, read this one for the dream sequences!
2. Caught in the Undertow
Post season 4, Canon Divergent – Eddie lives and Vecna has been defeated.
AKA the sad Eddie fic, or, as i used to call it in my head, 'the passively suicidal Eddie fic'. This was my first foray into the ‘giving my own issues to my blorbos’ thing, although it still seems to be in character for them, I think. Don’t worry, I spread it out between both Eddie and Steve, so they’re both a little fucked up. I loved and hated writing every word of this fic. It was so hard sometimes and I made myself cry more than once, but it was incredibly cathartic. This is the fic I go back to and read parts of more than anything else I’ve written.
3. Times Like These
Time loop, Eddie POV
TLT was my first brain worm, my first ever fanfic, and the first thing I’d written period in a very long time. I had no idea what I was doing, but I was so intrigued by the idea and there weren’t many (any?) Eddie POV time loops on ao3 at that point so it was definitely a little bit of a “fine I’ll do it myself” moment. I was just so curious how it would play out if Eddie, the new guy who knew so little about the upside down, who got thrown into the mix and died all within a single week, were to be the one stuck in a loop. What would he think was happening to him? Would he trust the party enough to tell them? What would he do or change to try and fix things? I think I’ve improved quite a bit as a writer since I finished this, just through sheer practice, but I’m still so very proud of my first baby and think about it often.
4. Life is a Game (and True Love is a Trophy)
Canon was just a crazy homebrew D&D game, sort of.
My second brain worm, this fic lived in my head for 8 months before I had written a single word of it. It all started with the idea that, 'what if all of the events from the show had just been a D&D game played by the boys in Mike’s basement?', and then I ran with it from there. It’s a work in progress and we have still have a ways to go (I’m not sure we’re even at the halfway point yet) but I love how it’s turning out. The response from readers, in comments on ao3 and tumblr, to this one has been very kind and encouraging. It makes it SO easy to work on knowing others love it as much as I do.
5. Thank God we didn’t peak in High School
Friends-with-Benefits to Lovers, Modern Au, life after high school au, no upside down
I wrote this series at the last minute for Steddie Week. Last minute, as in I didn’t even start until several days into the event. I’ve never put out so many words so fast. This fic is loosely based on my own marriage’s origin story, although our beginnings were even more dramatic than this (I felt like I had to tone it down to make it believable). This is the first project that made me realize how fun writing from prompts could be! It’s definitely not my best writing, but the story is fun and cute, a little dramatic and angsty, and as always the boys get their happy ending!
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alicesoinions · 2 years ago
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oh my god chrissy is reading TLT
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phantomrose96 · 3 months ago
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To be compared on the flipside to Harrow, who has maybe technically not even died yet, but whose mind and soul have gotten flayed into a different kind of ground beef every book such that calling her alive starts to feel more like a bad referee call. Looking at her makes you look back over at Gideon and go "well that thing is basically fine. it's literally just got one sword hole in it."
[Spoilers for Gideon the Ninth]
Funniest part of my The Locked Tomb experience was getting to the end of GtN and seeing Gideon's death flags pile up into an undeniable flag-mountain and going "damn. the fanart really hard me thinking Gideon was gonna be a prominent character for the whole series. no she's just the coffee shop au favorite who gets iced in book 1."
To THEN be proven both right and wrong as Gideon bites it only to be tacked up like a wet blanket over the clothesline of the narrative's meanest possible facsimile of undeath. She's hanging out to dry like beef jerky and two subsequent books have not been enough to convince the narrative to let this girl die for real. She goes to bed every night cursing the good luck of Naberius Tern, the guy who got cannibalized to death, which should really tell you a lot about the relative badness of the hand Gideon has been dealt here.
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