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In this article, Sathyani Kotakadeniya shares some top tips on how to form new habits for a balanced, healthy, and successful life.

Kevone Morris explores in his article UK Government Bill to Amend The Proceeds of Crime Act (‘POCA’) 2002 to regulate Crypto Asset Fraud.

In this article, Ola Alice discusses the importance of networking and shares some tips for successfully building your network.

When you’re buying a house, there’s a whole lot of jargon to wrap your head around. When you’re a lawyer working on a property dispute or […]

In this article, Imaan Siddiqui shares some advice on answering application and interview questions based on current affairs.

In this article, Leah Minett shares some advice for students looking to become more commercially aware.

In this article, Nicola Gatfield shares some top tips to help law students succeed during their undergraduate degree.

In this article, Namrata Ranpuria analyses the semiconductor chip shortage and its impact on the automotive industry. This includes the cause of the shortage, the effect, and what is next.

Article by Taha Ragheb What Russia seeks to achieve from the war After almost half a year of on-going conflict between Russia and Ukraine, Russian forces […]

Article by Rita Al Kordahy Over 80 million people around the world have been forcibly displaced; running away from persecution, armed conflicts, and human rights violations, […]

In this article, Caitlin Graham shares some top tips to help law students write a first class essay.

Article by Charlie Finch Living currently in the UK seems to be more about surviving. The country is experiencing one of the worst cost of living […]

In this article Harish Kapoor discusses the recent case of R v Maughan (Northern Ireland). Background This case surrounds two issues: firstly, whether the term ‘proceedings’; […]

Udemeobong Udoeyop in her article explores the current situation of diversity in law firms.

Article by Jessica Williamson Years of abuse of the Uyghur Muslims by the Chinese government has culminated in a damning new report, where compelling evidence of […]

Demi Akande explores in her article the impact of the Nationality and Borders Act on the UK Asylum system and the legal implications.

Article by Sitara Manoj According to a leaked document, Justice Secretary Dominic Raab has proposed a slew of changes to the process of judicial review. According […]

In this article, we explain how to start a legal podcast as a student!

Laetitia Ponde Nkot examined in her article the criminal cases reported live on TV. The 2020 law now allows the media to film judges delivering their verdict in criminal cases. The article explores the points of view of different actors in the field.

Article written by Anna Mueller   Following the recent article on the newly introduced mandatory mediation in the UK civil justice system, which is used for […]

In this article, Sathyani Kotakadeniya shares some tips to help students create an effective system of note-taking.

In this article, Imaan Siddiqui shares some tips to help students develop oral and written communication skills.

In this article, Gabrielle Long interviews Jess Burton, a future trainee solicitor at Linklaters. Jess discusses why she decided to complete her training contract at Linklaters, advice on converting vacation schemes to training contracts, as well as some useful resources for improving your commercial awareness!

Ralitsa Stancheva analyses the key recent developments in the UK’s transport industry, covering aspects such as fuel prices, public transport strikes, labour shortages, and spaceflights.

Writing a dissertation is undoubtedly one of the most challenging things you’ll do as a law student. In this article, Caitlin Graham shares some top tips for writing a first class LLB dissertation.

In this article, Sinead B shares some tips for surviving exam season.

In this article, Sinead B shares some tips for surviving exam season.

Article by Holly Medley What is Roe v Wade? Roe v Wade, January 1973, is the famous case where the US Supreme Court legalised abortion by […]

Tammy Ho in his article explores the criminal bar situation, highlighting the importance of government financial support to the future of the bar.

In this article, Diya Gupta interviews Constance Campbell, a trainee solicitor, who is about to finish her first year of training. Constance provides an insight into her journey so far, seats in Planning and Parliamentary, and ambitions for the future. 

In this article, Gabrielle Long interviews Jasmine Cracknell, a trainee solicitor at Shoosmiths, currently on secondment at ThoughtRiver. Jasmine discusses how she chose which firms to apply to for training contracts, her experiences during her training contract and secondment so far, and her advice to anyone applying for vacation schemes and training contracts.

In this article, Lauren Bryant considers the impact of the increasing inflation rates on the insurance industry. Both the risks facing the industry are considered, along with methods to mitigate the impact of inflationary pressures.

Article by Rita Al Kordahy The earth has long been facing environmental challenges but it was not until the 1980s that climate change became an international […]

Article by Amina Benhammouda Given the exponential growth of the economy in Gulf countries, it would be expected that those that willed this climb up the […]

In her article, Laetitia Ponde Nkot explores a potential reform of the civil justice system in England & Wales, rendering mediation compulsory in certain civil affairs.

Jonathan Tsang in his article explores the salaries of Magic, Silver Circle, and White Shoe law firms for trainees in 2022.

In this article, Fathima Sayed explores the legal updates in the fashion and beauty industry, including recent trademark battles and activities in the Chinese market.

In this article, Nicole Ergis considers the advantages and the disadvantages of the new no fault divorce, as reformed by the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2022.

Article by Rita Al Kordahy Work-from-home made it to headlines near the beginning of July 2022, as the Netherlands becomes the first country that moves to […]

In this article, Sathyani Kotakadeniya shares some top tips for new law students.

In this article, Hannain Osama evaluates the UK Sarbanes-Oxley Act. This includes the background, the proposed reforms, the present status of the audit legislation, and the impact of scaling back the reforms on the UK economy.

Article by Olivia Wilson   What is Statutory Sick Pay (SSP)?   Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) is the minimum amount of money an employer must pay […]

For many students, the Watson Glaser test is the most daunting aspect of the assessment process. In this article, Leah Minett outlines what to expect from the test and how to perform well.

Article by Ashlyne Yong “Compelled to become instruments of war, to kill and be killed, child soldiers are forced to give violent expression to the hatreds […]

The Legal Cheek Virtual Vacation Scheme takes place three times a year. In this article, Friyana Guzder shares her top tips to help students make the most of the event.

In this article, Diya Gupta interviews Karen Xiong, a qualified solicitor with over four years of experience, who trained at Linklaters and is now an associate at Latham and Watkins. Karen imparts her experiences in the legal world so far and reflects on her journey as a trainee.  

Work experience is essential to develop skills and look appealing to future employers. In this article, Katie Burton shares some top tips to help students find placements.

Nicole Ergis explores the impact of the windfall tax on energy companies and customers, covering the advantages, disadvantages and legal issues.

Ralitsa Stancheva analyses the recent developments in the fashion industry – both the positive and the negative.

In this article, Sathyani Kotakadeniya shares some tips to help students manage stress and improve performance during the exam period.

In this article, Friyana Guzder shares some advice on how students can use virtual events and experiences to kickstart their legal careers.

In this article, Leah Minett shares some tips to help students boost their LinkedIn profiles and appeal to law firms.

Ella Bromwich in her article explores the new course of the BPP University School of Law ‘ The Bridge Programme’, a free career development course to guide aspiring solicitors and barristers into their future careers.

Article by Anna Wallace Whilst there is an extensive existing body of literature regarding the moral, medical, and legal ethics of the practises of Euthanasia and […]

In this article, Jack Charters interviews Malcolm Simpson, managing partner of Walker Morris LLP. In this article, Malcolm discusses the benefits of a varied early career, the importance of finding the firm that is right for you, and the future of working in the legal sector.

In this article, Katie Burton shares some tips to help students receive their results and maximise feedback.

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In this article, Sathyani Kotakadeniya discusses the Feynman technique and using it to study effectively.

In this article, Sinead B shares some tips for writing essays.

Demi Akande explores in her article ESG following the recent COP 26 climate change conference and its implications for the legal industry.

In this article, Sinead B shares some tips for surviving exam season.

In this article, Julia Bąk analyses the new UK energy security strategy, including its proposals and limitations.

In this article, Lauren Bryant discusses the privatisation of Channel 4, including the potential benefits and the drawbacks and risks.

In this article, Imaan Fatima shares some advice on managing student stress.

In this article, Sinead B shares some tips for surviving exam season.

In this article, Olivia Kneebone discusses surveillance capitalism.

  In this article Ndivhuwo Daswa discusses the massively impactful case of Croydon London Borough Council V Kalonga. Background  This appeal raises an important question of […]

Ralitsa Stancheva analyses the role of UK freeports on the economy, along with the current policies, various impacts, and what businesses can do to make the most of the freeport regime.

In this article, Alina Kazmi explores the risks and regulations associated with BNPL providers, in particular analysing the recent start-up Bumper.

Olga Kyriakoudi examines in her article the release of ‘the Benefits of Brexit Document’ and the opportunities for the legal industry.

Eniyoma Anosike discusses the Supreme Court’s recent judgment regarding General Dynamics V the State of Libya. Background General Dynamics United Kingdom Ltd a UK subsidiary of […]

Article by Taha Ragheb As we approach into the Spring of 2022, plans for a decriminalisation trial in London are blossoming too. Sadiq Khan has announced […]

Article by Afeefa Salehmohamed Since Bloomberg lost a case in the Supreme Court relating to Privacy laws, there are rumours about regression of privacy laws in […]

In this article, Hannain Osama analyses the Credit Suisse data leak and the implications of the allegations. Also, previous Credit Suisse scandals are explored, along with what happens next for the Swiss bank.

Demi Akande in her article pays tribute to women who paved the way for women in the legal industry and examines the journey of two exemplary women who contributed to change in the field.

In this article, Sinead B shares some tips for non-law students wanting to work in the legal profession.

In this article, Diya Gupta interviews Cheryl Sweeney, a qualified UK and US attorney, who has worked in the UK for several years and currently acts as Legal Director for a global group of insurance companies, QIC Global. Cheryl looks back on her diverse career, provides advice for aspiring solicitors and showcases the distinctiveness of working in the insurance sector as a lawyer.

Article by Trinity Batt In early February, Meta shares fell by 26.4 percent, representing over $230 billion of the company’s total market value. This is not […]

In this article, Imaan Fatima discusses the importance of commercial awareness and how aspiring lawyers can become more commercially aware.

In this article, Imaan Fatima discusses the importance of commercial awareness and how aspiring lawyers can become more commercially aware.

In this article, Olivia Kneebone discusses how studying is impacted by sleep and shares tips on getting a better night’s sleep.

Article by Julia Bąk. The already strained global oil and gas market is sent spiralling again as Russia wages barbaric war against Ukraine. The cost of […]

Article by Ralitsa Stancheva. Data privacy is anything but a stale and slow-moving area! Companies pay increasingly close attention to it, and it is thus an […]

Article by Joseph Nash CANZUK is a proposed union between Canada, New Zealand, Australia and the UK which will promote the values of free movement of […]

In this article, Imaan Fatima shares some tips to help law students make the most of LinkedIn.

Article by Anna Wallace The Beijing Winter Olympic Games are now fully underway, and whilst the threat of COVID19 stalling the commencing of the games has […]

In this article, Gabrielle Long interviews Amelia Mah, a trainee solicitor at CMS. Amelia discusses why she chose to complete her training contract at CMS, the highlight of her training contract so far and her experiences working remotely, as well as why she founded her blog, See Through Law, in 2019.

Background The appellant, who under strict court orders is to remain anonymous and be addressed as “T”, was a 15-year-old child subject to a care order. […]

Harish Kapoor Background FirstPort Property Services Ltd (“FirstPort”) manages an estate in East London containing ten blocks of flats. The Second to Fourteenth Respondents are leaseholders […]

In this article, Gabrielle Long interviews Nadine Owusu-Ansah, a paralegal and future trainee solicitor at Linklaters. Nadine explains why she chose to go into commercial law and complete her training contract at Linklaters, her advice on applying for vacation schemes, and why she chose to start her Instagram platform, @legallydiverse.

In this article, Sinead B shares some advice for students completing the Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL).

In this article, Olga Kyriakoudi explores the challenges facing the UK legal sector as 2022 begins.

How Translation Services Can Support Those Struggling with Language Barriers in Understanding the Law

Demi Akande explores in this article an alternative path to the traditional qualification paths for certain professions in the legal sector, legal apprenticeships.

Rene McCarthy reviews the ReviseSQE book series

In this article, Imaan Fatima shares some tips to help law students write essays and answer problem questions.

Shakespeare Martineau has just completed its first merger in its business development strategy. Laetitia Ponde Nkot explores in her article the course of the cabinet Shakespeare Martineau since its creation until today.

In this article, Tay Whelan shares tips to help students recover from the Christmas break and prepare for the new semester.

Article by Paola Lindo Now that the world remains patiently watching after being left aghast by Mark Zuckerberg’s attempt at human-to-human communication in his Metaverse 101 […]

Maddy Preedy discusses the current global supply chain crisis the fast fashion industry faces due to the pandemic exacerbated by the recent variant Omicron. Maddy also gives specific examples of the measures taken by certain fashion houses to counteract the pandemic’s effects to keep their companies trading. Tajinder Kaur discusses the regularity of Silicon Valley recruits ‘fake it till you make it’ mentality and why there is still a growing need for those who subscribe to that mentality. Aqua Koroma discusses why the legal profession faces difficulties in complying with AML regulations, highlighted by the recent tribulations of Mishcon de Reya, and what steps may be taken to help the legal position retain its essential role in combatting economic crime. Nadine AbiKanaan discusses the financial challenges businesses face in different sectors in 2022 due to the pandemic’s ongoing effects.

In this article, Patrick Etimiri shares advice on how to maintain a work-life balance as a university student.

Article by Olivia Wilson What is telemedicine? The term telemedicine refers to the use of telecommunication and information technology to provide medical services remotely. This can […]

Abuse, neglect and injustice run through UK prisons. However, the relentless wave of legal aid cuts, including those brought about by LASPO 2012, has seriously obstructed […]

Article by Elizabeth Adeogun What is the crisis with lorry drivers? Over the last few months there was a shortage of lorry drivers in the UK […]

In this article, Imaan Fatima shares advice on how students can achieve the grades they want by developing an effective studying method.

In this article Hassan Tahir closely analysis and discusses the case of Pakistan International Airline Corporation V Times Travel (UK) Ltd.

Advaita Kapoor discusses the fines recently incurred by HSBC for its failure in adhering to anti-money laundering processes and regulations over a period of time between March 2010 and March 2018. Maddy Preedy discusses the impact the Omicron wave is having and will continue to have on the UK’s hospitality industry and the financial support pledged by the Chancellor, Mr Rishi Sunak. Harry Gadsby discusses the current threat to Mr Boris Johnson’s leadership amidst revolt from his Party’s MPs.

Article by Anna Pang SpaceX, one of the most innovative space companies of 2021, launched their first ever civilian crew, known as the Inspiration 4, to […]

Article by Shivanii Arun   Artificial intelligence (AI) can be thought of as ‘a group of digital techniques used to perform tasks previously requiring cognitive intelligence’. […]

Ralitsa Stancheva outlines the recent trade agreements that the UK has established and analyses the impact of these developments.

In this article, Tay Whelan explores the different ways for students to volunteer and give back to the community.

Demi Akande examines in her article the differences between the LPC and SQE.

Avishai Marcus discusses whether Black Friday deals are what they seem and further discusses the government’s legal clampdown on ‘yo-yo’ pricing strategies utilised by companies.

Nicole Mallare discusses the impact of the new Covid variant, Omicron, has, among others, on the general population, the travel and tourism industry and the global economy.

Tajinder Kaur discusses the seamless combination of virtual sight and sound that is the Metaverse, the opportunities this virtual space offers and why the Metaverse is thought to be a dystopian concept.

Theo Budgen discusses the tumultuous times the energy sector has faced recently, evidenced by the cessation of notable energy firms. Furthermore, Theo discusses the impact of the lack of renewable energy sources in the UK on our energy supply, the effect of the global squeeze on energy and gas supplies, and what the shareholders in commodities in this sector must be privy to.

In this article, Gabrielle Long interviews Georgia Davies, a future trainee solicitor at Shearman & Sterling. Georgia explains how, as a non-law graduate, she obtained a vacation scheme offer and training contract at Shearman & Sterling. Georgia shares her advice on applying for vacation schemes, demonstrating commercial awareness, and her experiences as a disabled student.

Article by Natalya McPartland In 2019, drug related deaths in the UK rose to their highest ever levels with 4393 deaths and Scotland becoming the drug […]

Article by Kahlicia Hurley With the subject of domestic violence reaching greater parliamentary attention over recent years, the Domestic Abuse Bill receiving Royal Assent this year, […]

In this article, Patrick Etimiri shares some tips on how to effectively take notes as a law student.

Laetitia Ponde Nkot explores the expansion of virtual law firms in the UK. The article talks about the development of virtual law firms, the differences between traditional firms and virtual firms, and the solicitors’ points of view concerning the virtual law firms’ system.

In this article, Imaan Fatima explores the key skills needed to be a successful lawyer and shares advice on how these can be developed.

Harry Gadsby discusses the solutions offered by the US government concerning the current oil shortage crisis and whether those solutions will be sustainable in the long term. Theo Budgen elucidates critical provisions put forth in the Autumn Budget and how those provisions will affect UK businesses. Aqua Koroma discusses the provisions of the recently enacted Natasha’s Law, how these provisions affect the UK fast-food sector, and why it is crucial to pass proactive legislation.

Article by Erin Miller When I first heard the term ‘label fatigue’, I felt very seen. The term certainly resonated. I am the sort of shopper […]

In this article, Gabrielle Long interviews Mukuma Kawesha, a future trainee solicitor at Herbert Smith Freehills. Mukuma explains how she obtained a vacation scheme and training contract at Herbert Smith Freehills. She also shares valuable advice on how to use your own experiences, such as working as a campus ambassador, to stand out during the application process.

It is quite normal for around 13 energy providers to fail each year. But as you will already know 2021 is not a normal year. Since […]

In this article, Tay Whelan shares some tips on making the most out of your university experience and becoming a successful law student.

In this article, Ralitsa Stancheva analyses the notable developments in compliance, across a variety of sectors, including banking, technology, and oil.

Article by Christina Hajisotiris A deeper review into Nvidia’s acquisition of Arm by UK’s competition authorities has raised national security concerns. Nvidia, the largest US tech company, […]

Ben Pattinson and Avishai Marcus discuss the global chain supply crisis and its effect on consumers, the impact of the initial public offering of the Nubank in 2022, and whether incumbent banks may follow suit.

Furthermore, Harry Gadsby and Theo Budgen discuss the arguments offered by the proponents and opponents of the deal struck between Amazon Web Services and UK spy agencies and the reasons for the recent fine levied against Facebook by the Competition and Markets Authority.

The Japanese conglomerate, Toshiba, made headlines this week with its plan to split the company three-ways. The plan comes as a result of being tarnished with […]

Article written by Suneet Sharma According to the Financial Times and Guardian the ICO is set to intervene in nine schools in North Ayrshire following the […]

Olga Kyriakoudi explores the current situation of COVID-19 in the UK and how law firms deal with their employees in the face of these circumstances.

China’s Evergrande Crisis: Is It Lehman Crisis 2.0? Whas happened? Evergrande, a company started in 1996, previously China’s top-selling real estate property developer had its shares […]

In this article, Alina Kazmi considers the opportunities, challenges, and legal uncertainties of AI in the life science sector.

Laetitia Ponde Nkot investigates the backlog of cases in the criminal justice system and the uncertainty of managing to reduce the load, despite the opening of temporary courts. The article reports the plans considered by the Department of Justice to re-enable the criminal justice system in England and Wales.

Thank you to Simply Law Jobs for sharing this article with readers of The Student Lawyer .   Introducing Keeva Wilson We recently caught up with […]

Thank you to Simply Law Jobs for supplying this article for The Student Lawyer website. If you would like to learn more about Simply Law Jobs, […]

Thank you to Simply Law Jobs for supplying this article for The Student Lawyer Website. You can learn more about Simply Law Jobs here. Introducing Thomas  […]

In this article, Patrick Etimiri reflects on his first month at university and shares some tips for new law students.

In this article, Imaan Fatima shares advice on how to make a positive and professional impression at law fairs.

In this article, Arran Robertson explains the importance of effectively managing your time and shares advice on how to improve time management.

In this article, Alina Kazmi explores the wider implications of the controversial takeover of Vectura, the inhaler company by Philip Morris, the tobacco giant.

Article by Nicola Wood The topic of abortion is one of, if not the most, controversial topics concerning women in modern society. As taboo as the […]

The Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal (SDT) recently warned that the private lives of solicitors ‘cannot be completely disregarded’ and that tribunal panels should be audacious when upholding […]

Demi Akande recounts an interview from I. Stephanie Boyce, the new and first President black female of the law society, in which she talks about her will to continue the efforts for a diverse legal industry.

Author’s Details: Farzana Salik – Third Year Law Student at the University of Cambridge. This essay was submitted as part of my end-of-year exams for Contract […]

Article by Olivia Wilson The last century has seen significant societal development in the UK; examples include the establishment of the NHS, abolition of the death […]

An article by Erin Miller “Who wouldn’t make a phone call if they were told it could save somebody’s life?” This emotive tweet from Keir Starmer […]

Written by Alina Kazmi Offshore wind power energy refers to the energy taken from the force of the winds out at sea, before being transformed into […]

Article by Trinity Batt Climate Change In recent months it has become apparent that the planet is facing the consequences of our actions. With respect to […]

Article by Amy Cross What are NFTs? NFT stands for Non-Fungible Token, when broken down: ‘Non-Fungible’ means that it’s irreplaceable and that the object (in this […]

Article by Amanda Ansari. In this article, Amanda considers the key statistics and developments relating to UK public M&A deals.

Article by Vincent Guereca-Adair. In this article, Vincent discusses investor-state dispute settlement and suggests that it could act as a barrier to policy aimed at remedying the climate crisis.

Article by Hyelim Park The Covid-19 pandemic has undoubtedly strengthened and accelerated the growth of Amazon’s revenues as people became more reliant on online retailers. Under […]

In this article, Gabrielle Long interviews Natasha Parsons, a future trainee solicitor at White & Case. In this article Natasha explains how as a non-law graduate she obtained a vacation scheme and a training contract at an International law firm. Natasha expresses her valuable advice on how to best make use of opportunities and use your experience to stand out. 

In this article, Hassan Tahir discusses the case of Uber BV and others (Appellants) v Aslam and others (Respondents). Introduction On the 19th of February, 2021, […]

Article written by Alina Kazmi Introduction Electric Vehicles (EV) are perceived as one of the key solutions for the UK, to reach a net-zero economy by […]

Article by Dimitrios Galatas Britain has been the heart of the world’s financial markets and global financial activity for centuries, providing essential lending and investment services […]

Article by Erin Miller Described as a ‘power grab’, ‘a censor’s charter’ and a Bill of ‘real constitutional significance’, three months have now passed since the […]

Article by Hyelim Park The debate regarding social responsibility versus commercial interests has persisted for decades. However, this issue has become more important than ever as […]

RNA Covid vaccines may show the future of pharma.

Article by Nicola Wood Historically, there has always been a commonly-held belief that there are differences in how people from different societal backgrounds access justice. It […]

Article by Trinity Batt China’s carbon market was launched earlier this year and online trading began on 16th July. Many nations currently have carbon markets in […]

In this article, Zainab Hassan interviews Annabel Pemberton. Annabel is a junior lawyer at Sparring, a startup focused firm. Through different experiences, Annabel has grown an interest in legaltech. Given this interest, Annabel founded The Wired Wig podcast and Law School 2.0. 

Article by Afeefa Salehmohamed Recently, the Supreme Court agreed to hear a class action against Google based on data privacy breach issues. It is alleged that […]

Article by Alina Kazmi.   This article concerns the increase in house prices since the pandemic and whether the growth is sustainable. It will discuss the […]

Written by Dimitrios Galatas, recent graduate from the University of Warwick China has, in recent times, become the flagship nation for technological advancement. As expected from a […]

BIUCAC 2021  BIUCAC 2021 is a major national competition seeking to highlight what is seldom taught in the lecture room – Legal Commercial Awareness. Legal Commercial […]

In this article, Gabrielle Long interviews Hafsah Nawaz, a future trainee solicitor at Allen & Overy. In this article, Hafsah shares her tips as a brand ambassador, why she chose her firm and her extra-curricular experiences. 

Article by Elizabeth Adeogun As we have found due to the coronavirus pandemic, remote work can be an effective means of encouraging improved worker performance and […]

Three Open University Law students have been awarded scholarships from the highly regarded Gray’s Inn – one of the four Inns of Court which has the […]

Introducing Ellen Ellen Robinson is a trainee solicitor at Burges Salmon LLP, on secondment to the UK Law Societies’ Joint Brussels Office. Our partner recruitment site […]

Introducing Carys Our partner recruitment site Simply Law recently caught up with Carys Bishop, a final year Law student at Cardiff University who is currently a […]

Our partner recruitment site Simply Law Jobs recently looked at ways in which applicants can check if the law firm you are interviewing at is diversity […]

Introducing Miroslava Miroslava Dimitrova is a Legal Solutions Specialist at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, who undertook the Bar Professional Training Course. Our partners at Simply Law Jobs […]

Our partners at Simply Law Jobs interview Stephan Werthauer,  a Senior Consultant/Trainee Solicitor at D2 Legal Technology, a global legal data consulting firm.

In this article, Gabrielle Long interviews Zara Khanche, a future trainee solicitor at Shearman & Sterling. Zara is currently a paralegal at Travers Smith, having studied a non-law undergraduate degree and then completing the GDL. Zara shares insights into her paralegal role and advice to aspiring lawyers making applications to law firms.

In this article, Chimere Nwaegbu interviewed Folu Babatope, a current Trainee Solicitor at DLA Piper. Folu shares her tips and advice on networking, how to achieve good results on the LPC and navigating your way through the process. Folu also shares some insight into her training contract seats and work at DLA Piper. 

Hi Siobhan, please could you introduce yourself for the readers. Hello TSL and readers, I am very excited to be chatting with you all. My name is Siobhan, […]

Article by Joe Zietman Barely a day goes by without some self-professed expert declaring cryptocurrencies as the future of money, putting an end to the monopoly […]

In this interview, Hannah-Mei Grisley takes us through her intriguing journey of how upon obtained a first- class degree in a non-law discipline, she opted to pursue a career as a solicitor. Recounting her experience, Hannah shares an insight on factors that largely influenced her choice of law courses to focus on. Finally, she gives tips that incoming Legal Practice Course (LPC) students can leverage to scale through.

In this article, Zara Yusuf discusses the legal claim of Colin v Cuthbert. Introduction The British birthday cake staple has recently become the subject of a […]

Simply Law has announced that the legal job site has undergone the biggest transformation in its 18 year history. Based on in-depth research into the industry, […]

Article by Zahra Makda  CMA approved the merger between Telefonica-owned O2 and Liberty Global-owned Virgin Media who planned to combine their UK assets last year. The […]

In this case law update, Hassan Tahir discusses Asda Stores Ltd v Brierley and Others. On the 26th of March, 2021, the Supreme Court of the […]

Afeefa Salehmohamed explores the M&S and Aldi “Colin the Caterpillar” controversy, discussing the merits and drawbacks of M&S’ case and the likely consequences.

Article by Zara Yusuf. It has been a particularly turbulent time for the retail sector, especially due to Covid-19 related disruptions. Large supermarkets have had to […]

Article by Kristel Haxhia On 19 February 2021, the Supreme Court delivered another landmark judgement. This time it concerns one of the most successful Silicon Valley […]

Elizabeth Adeogun provides an overview of human rights abuses by the military junta in Myanmar State following the recent coup, in light of international law.

In this Case Law Update, Harrison Minihane critically discusses R (on the application of Friends of the Earth Ltd and others) (Respondents) v Heathrow Airport Ltd […]

By Serena Vyas   Legal explanation of the recent Supreme Court decision on Heathrow Airport which overturned that of the Court of Appeal and casts doubt […]

In this article, Jordan Chan interviews Yoon So Lee, a future trainee solicitor at White & Case. Here, Yoon So shares how her non law background has helped her stand out and  how Yoon So networked with firms by attending open days to find the right firm. 

By Karolina Saladziute In her first article, Karolina discusses the current state of human rights to businesses and legal corporations. Highlighting the beneficial trend towards greater […]

Dilara Devin outlines the threat of cybercrime and the challenges that it poses for law firms using modern technology in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic […]

Article by Zahra Makda  Big tech giant, Facebook is being sued by the US in an attempt to force the company to sell assets such as Instagram and […]

Article by Disa Greaves, Land Economy graduate (Cambridge University) and GDL graduate (ULaw) With the UK officially entering into a recession last summer for the first […]

Article by Disa Greaves, Land Economy graduate (Cambridge University) and GDL graduate (ULaw) The disappearance and murder of Sarah Everard, a 33-year-old marketing executive, on her […]

Article by Mayank Tripathi  Introduction  The bid for an independent Scotland failed after the 2014 referendum when the ‘No’ side gained 55% of the vote. However, the […]

In this article, Gabrielle Long interviews Sophie Shaw, a newly qualified solicitor at Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner. Sophie shares her journey as a non-law graduate and how her experiences whilst applying for training contracts helped her. Sharing her insights into her training contract, Sophie has now qualified into the restructuring and insolvency department.

By Jack Porter As Tuesday saw, Bitcoin the leading cryptocurrency reach a new all-time high valuing itself at $50,000 a coin, what is the reason everybody […]

Article by Adam Furze This was an appeal from the Court of Appeal by a mother of four young children who brought a claim of unlawful […]

Article by Isobel Earnshaw The year 2020 has been full of dramatic events from the Australian Bush fires in January to a global pandemic which engulfed […]

BIUCAC 2021  BIUCAC 2021 is a major national competition seeking to highlight what is seldom taught in the lecture room – Legal Commercial Awareness. Legal Commercial […]

Article by Zara Yusuf (University of Newcastle graduate) The key trademark case of United States Patent and Trademark Office v. Booking.com was recently concluded on June […]

Article by Julian Greenaway  There is a new start up organisation that believes that there must be a better way for our society to grow, and […]

By Elizabeth Adeogun   ‘Legal technology’ essentially means the use of technology and software to aid, supplement or replace traditional methods for delivering legal services, or […]

By Afeefa Salehmohamed and Konstantina Nouka   Post Brexit Deal—What is it and what are the Impacts? Since the results of the Brexit referendum became public, […]

Our industry partner, ​Simply Law Jobs​, has announced that the legal job site is undergoing the biggest transformation in its 18 year history. Based on in-depth […]

Essay by Sahil C Madan Introduction Arbitration is an alternative adjudicative device to litigation through which private parties can seek a final determination of disagreements and […]

Eleanor Aindow discusses Asos’ takeover of the Arcadia Group.

Key details and analysis about Boohoo’s purchase of the Debenhams brand.  This week it was announced that Boohoo will be buying the Debenhams brand and website […]

Trinity Batt explores how the legal industry have responded and adapted to the third national lockdown in the UK and the challenges that this has brought. […]

Zara Yusuf analyses four current commercial challenges for law firms.   Like other businesses, law firms face a number of commercial challenges that they need to navigate […]

Andrew Culver discusses the reasons behind the exponential rise of GameStop’s share price.

Thank you to The Law Prof for contributing this article. Visit www.thelawprof.com for articles containing advice on how to prepare for law exams and how to write […]

In this article, Enakshi Khasriya interviews Simranjeet Kaur Mann, a future trainee solicitor at Womble Bond Dickinson. Simranjeet discusses what made her want to go into the legal profession, and how she started her own legal mentoring scheme and YouTube channel “Sim’s Legal Mentoring” to assist aspiring lawyers.

The cases of Unwired Planet v Huawei and Conversant Wireless Licensing v Huawei & ZTE are extremely significant as they were the first full judicial contemplation […]

Article by Louise Horn   On the 16th of December, 2020, a nine year old girl who died after experiencing an acute asthma attack becomes the […]

  On the 9th October 2020, the UK Supreme Court issued its judgement in Enka Insaat ve Sanayi A.S. v OOO Insurance Company Chubb [2020] UKSC […]

This case discusses whether the use of Automated Facial Recognition technology (AFR) used by South Wales Police was lawful.  Facts: South Wales Police (SWP) were employing […]

The Student Lawyer has partnered with City Career Series to bring readers a FREE webinar hosted by Jake Schogger to break down all you need to know about how to prepare for, and ace, commercial law assessment centres!

Dilara Devin explores the growth of legal technology subsidiaries as law firms are developing their own technology to increase efficiency within the legal sector.   Legal […]

In this article Meagan Leightley will explore the best ways to research law firms. Researching law firms is crucial when applying for vacation and training contracts because it enables you to tailor your application specifically to what they want and value as a company. Furthermore, through research you will also discover whether the firm is right for you which is just as important!

Joe Zietman analyses the current state of the private equity sector.  In the years following the 2008 financial crisis, private equity has gone from strength to […]

Julian Greenaway analyses the key points from the government’s climate action plan.  Climate change is arguably the biggest threat to the human race and is quickly becoming an issue that […]

By Frank Tsui   The 2020 United States presidential election has become one of the most controversial elections in the country’ history.  Although it is a […]

A Duel between: Konstantina Nouka (arguing in favour of compulsory vaccination) and Natalya McPartland (arguing against compulsory vaccination)   #1: In Favour The question of whether […]

Camilla Uppal provides an in depth review of City Career Series’ Training Contract Handbook.

In this article, Jordan Chan interviews Hari Pannum, a future trainee at Clifford Chance. Hari shares his insight into studying the GDL and why he chose to train at Clifford Chance and what he is most looking forward towards during his training contract.

Two recent updates from the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).  Digital Markets Unit  In July 2020 the CMA concluded a year-long study of the digital […]

An analysis of some recent developments for hyperloop and potential challenges for developers. A milestone was recently reached in the transport sector. Virgin Hyperloop ran its […]

Aathira Prakash discusses diversity and inclusion within the legal industry, outlining the surge in efforts to combat discrimination and increase diversity within the workplace.   The […]

Have an upcoming virtual law fair but unsure how to prepare for it? In this article, Melis Uluisik shares advice on making the most of virtual opportunities and how to stand out from the crowd.

Laetitia Ponde Nkot explores the current working situation at the Bar and the uncertainty surrounding its future.   Current bar situation Research led by LexisNexis UK […]

In this article, Crystal Huang interviews Alicia Loh, a trainee solicitor at Shearman & Sterling. Alicia shares her experience as a third-seat trainee and some of the skills required both as a trainee and to be successful on a vacation scheme at the firm.

Are you a student looking to become more involved in societies at university but unsure where to start from? In this article Meagan Leightley looks as societies you should get involved in if you are aspiring lawyer whether or not you take law!

In this article, Enakshi Khasriya interviews Christine Steel, the Chief Connector for Mobile Minds by Design, where she connects students to experts in their field including law students and provides an extra layer of support for students when they need it the most. 

Interview with specialist employment lawyer and legal commentator Matt Gingell.

Mayank Tripathi analysis the significance of the LIBOR transition.  What is LIBOR? LIBOR stands for the London Interbank Offered Rate and is the average rate at […]

Julian Greenaway analyses the key points of the ongoing TikTok saga. TikTok is one of the fastest growing social media apps in the world and is […]

Kye Li Ong provides a critical analysis of ESG investing.

In this interview, James provides insight into his journey to becoming a qualified solicitor and why he decided to start Law Answered.

We provide our top tips on how to answer problem questions!

Zahra Javed discusses the transition from face-to-face to virtual law fairs, and explains how will students be able to make a good impression online, offering tips […]

Dilara Devin explores the impact of freelance solicitors on the legal sector this year.   From the end of November 2019 onwards solicitors have been able […]

The Black Lives Matter series continues with Miss McPartland presenting the different theories as to the establishment of human rights before analysing Dembour’s protest school of thought in more detail. Providing strong historical and present day evidence (putting the article in the context of the BLM movement), it is argued that the protest school of thought is the most accurate and relevant theory behind the establishment of human rights. The article then moves on to a deeper analysis- combatting potential and regularly raised arguments against the use of protest and violence before ending with, it might be said a slightly negative but realist, conclusion that Dembour’s protest school of thought will always be relevant.

In this article, Enakshi Khasriya interviews Ruth Reid, a barrister at Three Temple Gardens Chambers and founder of Cake and Counsel. Ruth shares her journey into law and the barriers she has overcome during her career.

In this article, Enakshi Khasriya interviews Molly Lewis, an associate at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer. Having recently qualified, Molly is now in the commercial disputes team. Molly shares her journey into law, transition from trainee solicitor to associate and the impact of Covid-19 on her work.

In her article, Miss Nouka addresses the sensitive topic as to what extent individual’s should be allowed to express their right to religious freedom. She examines the importance of having such a right before noting that it should not be unqualified due to detrimental practices, such as female genital mutilation, that can occur when it is left unregulated. Greater detail is then given about the practices of FGM, the role it plays within religious communities, the failure of state intervention to prevent the oppressions of both young and old women as a result of this practice being carried out and the best ways of stopping it.

Karissa Onye discusses the erosion of high street law firms in light of government cutbacks and subsequent financial hardship. What is the High Street? Most readers […]

In this article, Storm Evans interviews Declan McLoughlin, a pro bono legal assistant and future trainee at Linklaters. Declan set up his own charity, Channels, and is a strong advocate for social mobility. In this interview, he discusses the motivation behind his charity work, as well as his experience with Linklaters.

Trinity Batt explores returning to the office post-lockdown, and how law firms around the world are addressing a phased return to office working environments. With offices […]

Matthew Mundt shares some advice on how to cope with the stress of starting the new school year online.

Our friends at Law Answered provide some top tips for how to improve your writing skills

Our friends at Law Answered provide some top tips for how to excel during take home assessments

Article by Adam Furze The case of Challen v Challen concerns a claim for the modification of the forfeiture rule as governed by the Forfeiture Act […]

Aathira Prakash provides an overview of climate change and its links with the legal sector, delving into both the impacts on litigation and how courts have […]

Denis Viskovich explains how he’s levelling the playing field to make it fair for all students seeking to join commercial firms.

In this interview, TSL talks to a representative from UN Women UK Warwick on how to approach the social movement addressing persistent breach of human rights as a student body. Read more to find out how to balance student environment with campaigning.

In this article, Crystal Huang interviews Yasmina Kone, a graduate recruitment specialist at Clifford Chance. She looks after the firm’s IGNITE training contract, LIFT programme (learning internships for future trainees), SPARK scheme, ethnic diversity initiatives and the selection process. Prior to joining Clifford Chance, Yasmina worked at Rare, a multi-award-winning diversity recruitment company.

In this article Meagan Leightley explores how Law Students can utilise LinkedIn.

Beth Edwards discusses the rise in domestic abuse during lockdown.

Niki Saberi-Oskoui analyses the latest updates in the LVMH and Tiffany & Co acquisition.  Last year, LVMH announced it would be acquiring Tiffany & Co: a […]

This article demystifies the importance of judicial review and looks at the current controversy surrounding the recently launched independent panel. Judicial review reflects many fundamental legal, as well as political, principles, such as the rule of law. Read this article for a detailed commentary on the general significance, links to human rights and current events related to judicial review.

In this article, Anu Radha Lal interviews Mark Robinson, a Consultant Solicitor and a Police Station Representative. He shares his interesting journey into law and how he used his unique selling point to stand out.

Article by Hassan Tahir   On the fourteenth of July in 2017, the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom settled a raging debate regarding the Parole […]

In this article, Crystal Huang interviews Olivia Archibald, future Trainee Solicitor at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer. Olivia shares her tips when applying for training contracts and her decision of choosing to train at Freshfields.

Ultra-fast fashion has devastating impacts upon the environment, having adverse effects on everything from water consumption, waste generation to horrid working conditions in offshore facilities. Is financial success the real evidence of prosperity in today’s world?

Zara Yusuf analyses the key moments and implications of the Wirecard scandal. The spectacular collapse of the German payments firm Wirecard came about in June, after […]

In this article, Archana Nayar explores the mental health situation of legal professionals, an issue which is also concerning for the upcoming and current law students.

In this article, Storm Evans interviews Charlie Madill, a trainee solicitor at global law firm Herbert Smith Freehills. Charlie shares her journey to obtaining her training contract at HSF and gives insight into what training at the firm has involved so far. She also gives some advice to aspiring HSF trainees.

In this article, Crystal Huang interviews Amber Parslow, current paralegal and future trainee solicitor at Baker McKenzie. Having graduated with a first-class LLB degree, Amber shares the steps she took to increase her experience and put herself out there.

By Emily Watts This judicial review case questions two rulings made by the Senior Coroner not to investigate certain aspects of the death of Dawn Sturgess. […]

By Jasmine Cracknell This appeal relates to the payment of inheritance tax on lifetime chargeable transfers; specifically pension funds. The long-running litigation between the parties concluded […]

In this article, Meagan Leightley interviews Jake Schogger, qualified lawyer and author of the well-known City Career Series which offers a comprehensive range of resources directly relevant to the recruitment process for a wide variety of City careers. In this interview, Jake shares some insight into his journey and how he has transitioned to an entrepreneur with an exciting release coming up soon!

In this article, Meagan Leightley Explores alternative careers for Law Students and what to expect from each option.

TSL speaks to Stephanie Anais, President of the Birkbeck law society and the latest TSL law society partner.

Aathira Prakash assesses competition within the UK’s legal market and how firms have kept afloat throughout the Covid-19 pandemic.   The UK’s legal market has seen […]

Anu Radha Lal shares her personal tips on how to make the most of virtual networking and panel events.

In this article, Beth Zheng interviews Harrison Wilde, recent Law graduate and Instagram legal personality @harryslawlife to discuss his future plans, personal branding and new upcoming project on @legallysupported.

This article will examine the recent judgement that the Commercial Court handed down in the case of Carillion plc (in liquidation) v KPMG (comprising of KPMG LLP and KPMG Audit plc).

Ultra-fast fashion has devastating impacts upon the environment, having adverse effects on everything from water consumption, waste generation to horrid working conditions in offshore facilities. Is financial success the real evidence of prosperity in today’s world?

Joe Zietman analyses the possible shapes of the UK’s economic recovery. These are unprecedented times, or so the now clichéd phrase goes. Unfortunately, there is more […]

In this article, Jordan Chan interviews Max Dixon, a future Trainee Solicitor at Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner. Max shares his aspirations and the reasons that led him to choosing his dream firm. 

Article by Jasmine Cracknell Last week, the Supreme Court ruled that a member of a charitable company can be directed by the court on how to […]

Camilla Uppal analyses the impact of Coronavirus and innovation on the fashion industry.

Sophia Gonella assesses a brief conflict that has occurred between the Bar Council and the Law Society regarding whether lawyers should break quarantine to attend court. […]

Zahra Javed discusses the retention rates of law firms and whether Covid-19 has impacted the future of the sector. The impact of COVID-19 has meant that […]

Dilara Devin explores litigations and disputes resolutions, highlighting the recent growth in the sector and the impact that Covid-19 may have.   What is the significance […]

Matthew Mundt presents advice tailored to incoming first year students on how to make the most of activities virtually.

In light of the recent events, the use of force by police has been put into the forefront of the reform debate. However, it seems to be a struggle to answer the most crucial question for advancing the discussion: What is unreasonable use of force and what amounts to police brutality?

In this article, Storm Evans interviews Tracy Tsao, a future trainee solicitor at Rosenblatt who discusses her legal journey and her experience in obtaining a training contract.

Aathira Prakash offers an insight into gaining legal work experience during Covid-19. When applying for legal internships showing transferrable skills from any experience is beneficial. A […]

Trinity Batt explores how the legal industry are addressing the climate crisis. In recent years the call for action against climate change has massively increased. A […]

Julian Greenaway analyses the key implications of the Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and Groupe PSA merger. Anyone who has been following the news in mergers and acquisitions will be […]

This article of the series re-visits the concept of fundamental human rights and the potential inequities in their application. The meaning of ‘fundamental’ seems to be interpreted incoherently, not only degrading the purpose of human rights themselves but also depriving certain groups of protection that others find essential and automatic. Read this article to learn more and reflect upon your own privilege.

Nat Swartland explores the impact of covid-19 on the technological advancements within the legal sector. Legal tech is something that has been sitting patiently on the […]

Niki Saberi-Oskoui analyses the impact of the recent Facebook advertising boycott. The month of July began with the announcement of the #StopHateForProfit campaign which consisted of […]

Keisha Green analyses current issues in shipping, trade and international relations. The shipping industry plays an integral part of globalisation, facilitating trade worldwide. In the UK, […]

The University of Edinburgh BAME Law Society is a new society for BAME students at Edinburgh and is also the latest member of the TSL & Soc law society partnership program. We recently sat down with one of its founders and this year’s President, Mansi Dwivedi  to find out what the society is doing to help law BAME students at Edinburgh.

Aleksandra Nowicka discusses the future of the legal profession, legaltech, and the importance of personal branding

Dimitrios Galatas explains what is meant by W&I insurance, why it has emerged as a popular insurance policy and the legal issues that could potentially constrain its effectiveness.

In this article, Anu Radha Lal interviews Zeenat Islam, barrister and founder of REDEFINED: Learning for Lawyers, about promoting diversity in the legal profession.

Anu Radha Lal discusses tips on handling rejections and taking pro-active steps to improve emotional response to rejections.

For too long the parental bereavement leave given to employees has been reliant on the kindness of their employers. But from 6th April 2020, this is all […]

In this article, Meagan Leightley gives some recommendations for books that she believes aspiring lawyers should read!

Zahra Javed explores the sudden shift to online teaching as a result of Covid-19, its future sustainability and the impact that this could have on students, […]

Laetitia Ponde Nkot gives an explanation of mergers within the legal industry, delving into their history and the ingredients necessary to create a successful merger. In […]

The University of Sunderland Student Law Society is the latest member of the TSL & Soc law society partnership program. We recently sat down with its […]

Sidney Marie Chin assesses the UK Government’s plans for infrastructure development  Prime Minister, Boris Johnson in his keynote “build, build, build” speech mapped out a plan […]

The inadequate medical care provided during the coronavirus crisis in the United Kingdom has attracted a lot of debate, especially in comparison to the responses of other countries. And so, the field of medical negligence may be facing another challenging task of drawing the line between mere unpreparedness in an unprecedented situation and grossly insufficient care, amounting to negligence.

Karissa Onye explores the ‘uberization’ of the legal industry, its impact on workers and the possibilities for further innovation in the future. The rapidly expanding economy […]

In this article, Stephanie Anais interviews Helen Broadbridge, trainee solicitor at Macfarlanes and author of Forgetting May

In this article, Hannah Salton, qualified career coach and former recruiter for A&O discusses recruitment, networking and working with student lawyers.

The protection of intellectual property is becoming increasingly complicated, given the development of new forms of digital content. This article focuses on the novel role of copyrights in light of these changes.

In this article, Jessica Hampson talks about her journey into law, running her own law firm and the challenges that she has been met with.

City of London have released further details regarding its plans to build a new central court complex in London, dubbed the ‘mega’ court. As the Square […]

As companies are starting to feel the financial strain of the coronavirus crisis, large airlines have quickly resorted to staff dismissals. This article outlines the legal and ethical challenges to the trend.

TSL considers some of the issues caused by Bar exams being taken online for the first time.

The first article of this series demystifies the frequently-quoted request of protestors to ‘defund the police’. To further clarify the topic, there are examples of successful police force reforms from countries such as Finland, Sweden, or Portugal.

Meagan interviews Lorraine Chimbga, future tech trainee at a Magic Circle Firm. They discuss entering into the legal sector, BLM, and improving diversity

Marcus Ho examinines the function of the penalty doctrine in Contract Law following Makdessi v Cavendish in the Supreme Court.

By Oluwanifemi Olamiju  Many universities are going to be using online teaching for the foreseeable future and this can be a daunting prospect for any student. Whether you […]

Sophia Gonella explores the growing accumulation of untried cases and the potential impacts of extended court days. Since the imposed lockdown and court closures resulting from […]

Makki Tahir discusses access to fair trial and media plays in justice as key takeaway from the film, Bridge of Spies.

In this article, Paula shares her journey from practicing law to becoming A-Law’s Chair and gives advice for students that have an interest in animal law.

By Louise Horn Among the many crises the world is witnessing today, namely the worldwide pandemic and an intense Black Lives Matter movement that has enveloped […]

Jasmine Cracknell discusses the recent Supreme Court Judgement which seeks to Clarify Patent Sufficiency Rules . The UK’s highest court has issued judgement in the long-awaited […]

By Keisha Green First instance This case is regarding an application for directions filed by the administrators of Debenhams Retail Ltd (the Company). It was initially […]

By Charlotte Byrom During disciplinary cases, it is essential that the regulated party attends the hearing, particularly in a case which concerns public interest, such as […]

By Emily Watts The case concerns a UK jurisdictional issue regarding maintenance claims upon divorce. If a divorce case is being heard in one part of […]

Niki Saberi-Oskoui analyses the acquisition of Tiffany & Co and the impact of Covid-19.  In November 2019 LVMH, run by France’s richest man Bernard Arnault, agreed […]

Interested in a career in law but are unsure what path to take? Meagan Leightley explores who a solicitor and barrister are and how to become one and positives and negatives of both career choices.  

Many people choose to chase a career as a lawyer. Rightfully so, it’s quite prestigious, and it takes real, honest work. It’s hard even to graduate, […]

Dilara Devin explores how Browne Jacobson LLP and the University of Nottingham have collaborated to find out what makes a policy document more comprehensible and share […]

The University of East Anglia Law Society are the newest member of the TSL Law Society Scheme. We recently sat down with their President Maggie Berry […]

Are you currently involved in a mentorship scheme and are unsure how to maintain the relationship? In this article, Demilade Adeniran provides tips on how to take advantage of mentorships and make the most out of your professional relationship with your mentor.

Makki Tahir discusses race in the legal system and access to justice as key takeaways from the film, To Kill a Mockingbird.

Allison Bailey, a criminal defence barrister of Garden Court Chambers, has been engaged in a discrimination row with Stonewall and her chambers. Whilst her CrowdJustice page […]

Julian Greenaway analyses the various troubles being faced by easyJet.   After years of consistent traffic growth and unprecedented levels of profits in the airline industry, the […]