Deborah Revill’s article was published in the Counsel Magazine Student Guide 2024: Insights for neurodivergent candidates

Our member Deborah Revill has shared her valuable tips and advice on navigating the pupillage application process as a neurodivergent candidate. Read about her experience and the hurdles and decisions she encountered and is sharing to help others, including whether to disclose neurodivergence, choosing your area of practice, where to apply, reasonable adjustments and scope to succeed.

Read the article here: https://lnprodstorage.z35.web.core.windows.net/Counsel/2024/Student%20Guide/8eTUZlWYWiCty9C6h7SwxhZr1k1VHzE9/html/index.html

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