This post has been contributed by Charlotte Crilly, Teaching Fellow for the Undergraduate Laws Programme. Students studying Legal Skills and Method will know about the Legal Aid,
Post -Brexit – why triggering article 50 is about so much more than leaving the EU
This post has been contributed by Professor Andrea Biondi, Module Convenor for EU law. In June this year, the British public voted to leave the
UK Government publishes suggestions for new Corporate Governance reforms
This post has been contributed by Christopher Riley, Module Convener for Company law. On 29th November, the UK Government published a ‘Green Paper’ on corporate
Legal Issues in the South China Sea.
This post has been contributed by Professor Wade Mansell, Module Convener for Public international law. The South China Sea Arbitration Case between the People’s Republic
Resulting trusts and illegality
This post has been contributed by Professor Robert Chambers, Module Convenor for Equity and Trusts If you are studying Equity and Trusts this year, you
What does ‘at a proportionate cost’ mean within the Civil Procedure Rules?
This post is contributed by Robert Jago, Module Convenor for Civil and Criminal Procedure In this Vlog I consider a recent case from the High