This post has been contributed by Amanda Taylor, University of London Teaching Fellow for Equity and Trusts. “A settlement (i.e. trust) created by an individual
Lawyers, Ethics and the Post Office Horizon Scandal
This post was contributed by Ms Charlotte Crilly, Teaching Fellow for Legal system and method. What should a lawyer do if their client asks them
Breaking Barriers: How Dame Rose Heilbron Paved the Way for Women in Criminal Law
This post was contributed by Dr Laura Lammasniemi, Module Convenor for Criminal law. Have you ever wondered what it takes to be the first to
Adverse Possession and Reasonable Belief
This blog post was contributed by David Thomas, Teaching Fellow for Property law. As we all know, the Land Registration Act 2002 changed the law
Recent Developments on Sports and EU Law: Superleague
This blog post has been contributed by Dr Oana Stefan, Module Convenor for EU law. On the 21st of December 2023, the ECJ issued its
Legislative scrutiny by the Upper Chamber – the Rwanda Bill
This post was contributed by Dr Eloise Ellis, Senior Lecturer in Law. The Parliamentary progress of the Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill 2023-24