Do you want to be one of Burness Paull’s next generation of top-class lawyers?
We believe in helping you understand what it takes to succeed in a top-tier law firm.
Soon, you will have to choose which law firm is right for you, where you can thrive and achieve your career aspirations. So, by attending our Law Insight Evenings, you’ll gain a unique understanding of the dynamics of a career in a top-tier commercial law firm and whether or not Burness Paull is the right fit for you.
Are you in your 3rd year or above? Our Winter Insight Evening is the event for you!
If you’re a 3rd year Scots law student or above, you’re invited to our Winter Insight Evenings. Diploma students are welcome too! This is your chance to hear Partners share their experience of becoming a lawyer, network with Trainees, and get an insight into our training programmes and recruitment processes.
Our Winter Insight Evening are usually held in October/November in each office.
1st or 2nd year? Spring into success with Burness Paull’s Spring Insight Morning.
Are you a 1st or 2nd year Scots Law LLB Student wanting to learn more about commercial law? You’ll hear from key individuals at the firm, get tips on staying commercially aware, and discover what exciting career paths are available at Burness Paull.
Our Spring Insight Morning will be held in May in each office. Application open in March/April.
Latest News
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Burness Paull promotes five lawyers to partner
01/04/2025
Burness Paull has promoted five of its lawyers to partner as the firm prepares for further growth in key areas and continues to invest in developing homegrown talent.
Responsible Business Report 2024: An update on our ESG journey
21/02/2025
Our annual Responsible Business Report details our progress, offering transparency and accountability around our actions and setting out some of the highlights since our last report.
Burness Paull advises on the £3.6bn financing of the Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm
11/02/2025
Burness Paull, alongside Norton Rose Fulbright, has advised the 22-bank lending syndicate in relation to the £3.5billion financing of the Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm.
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