What beliefs are covered under the Equality Act 2010 and how does the Forstater case impact employers?

In an era of sky-high fees, what is being done to ensure that universities comply with consumer law?

Cryptoassets: how are they being regulated?

Journeys into the law fascinate me. Solicitors and barristers each have their own unique paths into how they became intrigued by the law.

The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in dance has increased greatly – by AI and machine learning in the notation and choreography process.

I want to talk about law-related books in my personal statement for university applications. What are your favourite legal books to add to my summer reading list?

In this growing digital age, tech and social media is massively expanding. Generation Z, Millennials, General X and even Boomers use social media daily, especially Instagram and TikTok

With the end of the academic year approaching, a lot of students may struggle with maintaining motivation and studying for exams. Towards the end of the year, students are more likely to procrastinate, feel a lack of energy or face burnout. So, what’s the solution? Read on for some tips to help you ensure you keep on your best form all the way to the finish line.

Do I have to study law at A level to become a lawyer?

How has the covid-19 crisis affected companies’ vulnerability to fraud and what do corporate lawyers need to consider as a result?

After a long and gruelling three years of endless case law, reading and caffeine, my degree is slowly coming to an end, and (although I missed the first year of my ‘university experience’ due to covid-19) part of me believes there’s so much more I could’ve and should’ve done.

Before choosing where to apply for the Bar course, get as much information as possible about the various course providers. 

I cannot believe I am just over one year through my Legal Practice Course (LPC) course.

Is the Financial Services Authority (FSA) moving towards a more active enforcement policy in the financial sector?

The woman I was a month ago and the woman I am today are two very different people and it’s all thanks to beginning my Bar Vocational Studies course at City, University of London.

Will we be working until we're 100?

Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) is growing massively in the legal sector due to its cost-effectiveness and success rates in comparison to going to court. ADR utilises dispute resolution processes, such as arbitration, mediation and negotiation, to help disputing parties come to an agreement. 

Will radical employment reforms get the balance right between encouraging growth and protecting employees?

Staff at international disputes firm Hausfeld have been told they can work from home until at least the end of the year. This announcement comes after the practice acknowledged that many employees are not willing to commute into the office via public transport until there is a covid-19 vaccine. 

Recession: not such a sad thing after all?