Getting a job after graduating from law school isn't easy. If you already have connections in the legal profession, you've got a huge advantage over, say, an international student with no local connections or lawyers in their family or circle of friends. But it's not just international students who struggle. With so many law schools now producing graduates each year, the odds are against everyone except those who, by virtue of exceptional academic performance and/or high-quality connections, are in privileged positions.It's a similar story when students try to get quality internships during their legal studies, especially in the early years of law school. While this is critical work experience, some students don't even try to find intern work because they don't think the opportunities exist.Macmillan Placements gives law students the opportunity to experience the realities of legal practice from the start of their degrees, helps them network with the right connections while they're still at law school, and then gets them off to the best possible start in their first jobs after graduation.