Landing a Graduate Job
It is irrefutable that landing a graduate job after university has been hard for every cohort ceaselessly due to the highly competitive graduate job market and overabundance of qualified individuals
Career Advice
The Differences Between Solicitors and Barristers
In the UK Legal System, there are two types of lawyers: barristers and solicitors. In its most basic form, a barrister is a legal representative who represents, defends, and advocates for clients in
A Defining Moment: Standing on the moral side in COVID-19
Issues affecting the Legal Profession
UK Parliament has been considering whether to waive Intellectual Property (IP) patents for COVID-19 vaccines invented by pharmaceutical companies such as British-originated AstraZeneca. [1] This
Travel Turmoil
Issues affecting the Legal Profession
Ryanair and Manchester Airports Group bring proceedings for judicial review over “traffic light” travel system.
Is there Fair Competition for International Students in securing a Training Contract
In 2018/2019, 485,645 international students pursued their degrees in the UK and the number only increases every passing year.[1]Focusing on the legal field, about 5500 training contracts jobs are
Long-awaited ‘whiplash reforms’ came into force from 31 May 2021
Issues affecting the Legal Profession
Reforms to the whiplash claims process for road traffic accidents have come into force from the 31 May 2021
How to Secure a Job With no Work Experience
Interview Tips and Job Search Tips
Perusing a legal career without having secured a work placement, vacation scheme or internship can seem a daunting challenge; many positions in the legal sector require a particular set of skills
“He Did It!” - Are Human creators to blame for AI issues?
Issues affecting the Legal Profession
In February 2021, the Chinese company Baidu opened its LinearFold AI algorithm for scientific and medical teams working to fight COVID-19. LinearFold predicts the secondary structure of the
No legal basis for Lugano rebuff, says lord chancellor
Issues affecting the Legal Profession
The European Commission have sent communication to the European Parliament and the European Council recommending that the UK be denied entry to the Lugano convention.
