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Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer

Deadline 28 August 2026 Remote (UK)

Herbert Smith Freehills is a leading law firm committed to developing your legal career and potential. This virtual internship programme offers insight into financial services regulatory law through practical, module-based learning designed to reflect real work undertaken by the firm's specialists.

What you’ll do

  • Complete practical tasks exploring financial regulatory issues across multiple jurisdictions
  • Learn how to notify regulators and prepare clients for regulatory intervention
  • Understand how lawyers and clients collaborate commercially when regulatory challenges arise
  • Apply analytical and critical thinking skills to solve realistic legal problems
  • Work through multi-module coursework covering key areas of financial services law

Eligibility

  • Interest in financial services law and regulatory practice
  • Able to commit 7–9 hours per module to complete the programme
  • General analytical and critical thinking skills (law background not required)
  • Applications accepted on a rolling basis throughout the year

Key facts

  • Location: Remote (UK)
  • Deadline: 28 August 2026
  • Internship

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