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Hi guys, i know this has been asked a few years before but asking again -- how should i prepare for the exam? what kind of study materials should i be using? how long is the prep time? any advice and any tips would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Hi guys, i know this has been asked a few years before but asking again -- how should i prepare for the exam? what kind of study materials should i be using? how long is the prep time? any advice and any tips would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Blackbear allegedly abused a woman on and off for years, starting when she was 17 and he was 21. She says he was emotionally abusive, would push her to take drugs and alcohol and she would often wake up in his bed with no recollection of what happened the night before. She says all of this was even going on while he was married and had kids.

So heartbreaking to hear this about him as a fan 💔💔💔

Source- https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZtRs2yA_jG/

Edit: there is a whole reddit post with proper details. Just found out sorry - https://www.reddit.com/r/Blackbear/s/ErDPrKQpcu

Watching this show just made me realize what a headache it it to have children. Frankie and Mike cribbed a lot about their children. Although they loved them and the point was they loved them through it all, I think they deep down believed their life would have been better without the kids. I might be wrong but I am fully convinced to not have children after this show 😭

Hi everyone, I’m looking for some guidance and would really appreciate any advice.

I have an offer for an LLM at King’s College London. I’m hoping to pursue the Technology Law pathway, and I’m trying to understand how to build a proper career path in London around technology law / AI governance / digital regulation / fintech / legal tech.

I’m honestly a bit confused about how to approach opportunities in the UK. I’m trying to understand:

• whether international LLM students can realistically get vacation schemes / internships / paralegal roles in London
• which kinds of firms or organisations are worth reaching out to for tech law or AI policy work
• whether I should focus on law firms, legal-tech companies, policy organisations, think tanks, or in-house teams
• how early I should start applying or networking
• and whether there are any specific open days, insight schemes, or graduate recruitment routes I should be watching

I’d be really grateful for any advice from people who have studied in the UK, worked in London firms, done tech law/privacy/fintech work, or gone through the training contract/vacation scheme route as an international student.

Thanks in advance!!

Pls help, I’m trying to book it because of its connectivity and price but I heard unite students can be a hit or miss