Madeleine (Madeline/Madeleine) Weber
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 6 Jul
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Um, I know it's very unconventional, but um that's just what happened, I guess.
So when I um when I started working in-house, um, as I mentioned at the time, there was only sort of the
uh L P C training contract route that was sort of largely known.
And uh with the training contract route, you need a contentious seat.
I was working in-house.
There was no contentious work.
I mean, that's another sort of big thing about in-house is that you don't really go to court.
You usually settle, um, if you have businesses arguing.
So I couldn't do a training contract, but I really wanted to qualify.
So my manager at the time um said to me, Oh, look, have you looked at Silex?
Never heard of Silex before in my life, so it just wasn't as well known as the classic route.
And Silex is the process that you take in order to become a chartered legal executive.
A lot of people don't know what that means because it's just, yeah, like I said, not as known.
A Charter League Executive is a qualified lawyer.
They are not the same as a solicitor, but is similar in the respect that a charter legal executive is qualified to practice in a certain area, whilst a solicitor is qualified to practice in all areas.
That's the key distinction.
Which is why I it makes sense why st you know, most people still prefer to qualify as solicitors.
But um at the time I I didn't think that was an option for me, so I thought
Before I don't qualify at all, I'll I'll become a charter legal executive.
And the process for that was um because I hadn't done the LPC, I needed to do two exams and a piece of coursework.
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