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November 18, 2022

Economic Chaos Around the World. Need of the Hour: New Mechanisms for Maintaining Law and Order

Vinita provides an overview of the global economy's state post-Covid and what steps could be taken to improve it.
January 2, 2022

Brexit, “The Vid” and the Driver Shortage

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 […]
September 12, 2021

Will leaving lockdown stunt Amazon’s growth?

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 […]
August 21, 2021
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The Success of RNA Vaccines: What is the Commercial Significance?

RNA Covid vaccines may show the future of pharma.
July 7, 2021

Privacy v Productivity: Working from home

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 […]
May 13, 2021
TFLWU - 18th Nov

The Future Lawyer Weekly Update – w/c 10th May

The round-up of the stories that a budding Student Lawyer should be aware of this week. Sign up here to get these updates in your inbox every […]
January 18, 2021

The Future Lawyer Weekly Update – w/c 18th January

The round-up of the stories that a budding Student Lawyer should be aware of this week. Sign up here to get these updates in your inbox every […]
August 19, 2020
Lockdown

COVID 19: Coping with the Virtual Life as a Student

Matthew Mundt presents advice tailored to incoming first year students on how to make the most of activities virtually.
July 27, 2020

Legal Protection and the Coronavirus: What defence is available to the insufficient medical care in times of emergency?

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.