Carey Olsen To Host Open House/Reception
Carey Olsen Bermuda is inviting law students, recent graduates, and anyone interested in pursuing a career in law to attend a student reception and open house on Tuesday 18 August 2026.
A spokesperson said, “Attendees will have the opportunity to meet the Carey Olsen team, learn more about the firm’s culture and career opportunities, and hear directly from trainees and lawyers about the student schemes and graduate programmes on offer in Bermuda.
“The event will take place from 5pm to 7pm at Carey Olsen’s Bermuda office at Rosebank Centre, 5th Floor, 11 Bermudiana Road, Pembroke HM 08. Cocktails and canapés will be served. Attendance is free of charge. To register, please visit: https://bit.ly/4gv1zE3.”
Carey Olsen Bermuda partner Kyle Masters commented: “We are delighted to provide local students and graduates with the opportunity to meet our team and get a real insight into what a career in law could look like. We encourage anyone who is interested in pursuing a legal career to join us on 18 August and learn more about what Carey Olsen can offer, receive practical advice, and meet others on a similar career path.”
A spokesperson added, “Carey Olsen Bermuda currently offers two pupillage schemes: one for individuals who have recently completed the LPC [or equivalent SQE exams], and another for those looking to complete the SQE while they work, both providing a pathway to qualification as a Barrister and Attorney in Bermuda.”
Associate Mahogany Bean commented: “My pupillage at Carey Olsen provided me with invaluable exposure to the firm’s full-service practice. I was given the opportunity to experience each area of law firsthand and was trusted to determine for myself the path I wished to pursue.
“Working alongside lawyers at every level of seniority gave me insight into different approaches to legal practice while allowing me to build relationships across the firm. I always felt comfortable asking questions—no matter how basic—and was consistently met with patience, encouragement and a genuine willingness to teach. That environment gave me the confidence to challenge myself, deepen my legal knowledge and develop the practical skills that continue to underpin my practice today.”
A spokesperson added, “The firm also runs a paid internship scheme for students aged 18 and over with an interest in law, where interns gain insight into life at a leading offshore law firm, exposure to live client matters, and the opportunity to engage with lawyers at all levels.”
