Exhibit at the Yorkshire Legal Careers Fair

Meet your next generation of superstars. University students are ambitious, and looking for their first opportunities after graduating. Make sure you’re at the forefront of their minds when they’re choosing their next pathways.

Get in touch with Harry Thomas at harry.thomas@barkerbrooks.co.uk to learn more about exhibiting at the next Yorkshire Legal Careers Fair.

The Yorkshire Legal Careers Fair 2026 is coming!

Are you a student or recent graduate ready to kickstart your legal career in Yorkshire?

The Yorkshire Legal Careers Fair is your chance to meet prospective employers; learn about pathways after uni; and ask questions to people who’ve been there, and done that.

Alongside the chance to meet leading law firms and legal employers, we’re working on introducing new interactive elements throughout the day to help you get even more out of your visit… more on that very soon.

And yes… our £100 Amazon voucher giveaway will also be returning for attendees 🎉

If you’re thinking about a future in law, this is your opportunity to explore your options, make connections, and get real insight into the industry.

Register your interest for this sought after event of the year using the form below.

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Win a £100 Amazon voucher at the Yorkshire Legal Careers Fair!

Want to make the most of your time at the fair? Take part in our exhibitor sticker challenge and you could be in with a chance of winning a £100 Amazon voucher. It’s simple, fun, and ensures you get the opportunity to meet all the exhibitors who are here to support your legal career journey.

How to enter

1. Collect a sticker from every exhibitor at the Yorkshire Legal Careers Fair.

2. Fill your event programme with all exhibitor stickers.

3. Write your name and contact details on your completed programme.

4. Hand it in to a member of the event team before you leave.

5. All valid entries will be entered into a random prize draw for the £100 Amazon voucher.

The winner will be contacted within two weeks of the event.

1. Eligibility:
   The competition is open to all attendees of the Yorkshire Legal Careers Fair who complete all exhibitor stickers in their event programme and submit it to a member of the event team with their contact details. Employees of the event organisers and their immediate families are not eligible to enter.
2. Entry Period:
   Entries must be submitted during the Yorkshire Legal Careers Fair. Any submissions received after the event concludes will not be accepted.
3. How to Enter:
   To enter, attendees must:
   • Complete all exhibitor stickers in their event programme.
   • Submit the completed programme, along with their name and contact details, to a designated event team representative.
4. Winner Selection:
   One winner will be chosen at random from all valid entries. The draw will be conducted fairly by the event organisers.
5. Prize:
   The prize is a £100 Amazon voucher. No alternative prizes, cash, or substitutes will be offered. The prize is non-transferable.
6. Notification:
   The winner will be contacted within two weeks of the event via the contact details provided on their submitted programme. If the winner cannot be contacted within 14 days, the organisers reserve the right to select an alternative winner.
7. General Conditions:
   The organisers reserve the right to cancel or amend the competition and these terms without notice. Any changes will be notified to participants where possible. The decision of the organisers is final, and no correspondence will be entered into.
8. Data Protection:
   Personal data submitted as part of this competition will be used solely for the purposes of administering the competition and contacting the winner. Data will be processed in accordance with applicable data protection laws and will not be shared with third parties except as necessary to fulfil the prize.
9. Governing Law:
   These terms and conditions are governed by the laws of England and Wales.