This blog post has been contributed by Professor Robert Jago, Module Convenor for Family law. In October 2025 the Ministry of Justice published the Review
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Reform on Will Writing
This post has been contributed by Amanda Taylor, University of London Teaching Fellow for Equity and Trusts. A will is a document, written during your lifetime reflecting your
Hungary’s Presidential Elections and EU law
This blog post has been contributed by Dr Oana Stefan, Module Convenor for EU law. On the 12th of April 2026, Hungarian voters delivered a
Spinning the Wheel: the Application of the ‘Onerous Clause Doctrine’
This post was contributed by Professor James Devenney, Module Convenor for Commercial law. If you sign a document which includes a particular clause (perhaps an exclusion/limitation clause), the clause
AI, Copyright and the Limits of UK Law: Getty v Stability AI
This post has been contributed by Dr Luke McDonagh, Module Convenor for Intellectual Property. Introduction The relationship between artificial intelligence and copyright law is one
Public International Law in Practice – the Extradition Context
This post has been contributed by Professor Paul Arnell, Module Convenor for Public International law. Public international law may seem remote and apart from domestic