Commercial Awareness
Supreme Court Rejects Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda Asylum Plan
November 22, 2023
Discover the implications of the Supreme Court’s rejection of Sunak’s plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda.
Is The Four Day Workweek Feasible For Law Firms?
November 14, 2023
Learn how IMD Solicitors’ reduced hour working week has boosted productivity and increased work life balance and the implications this could have across the legal industry.
How Court System Digitisation Is Undermining Access To Justice
November 2, 2023
Explore the unforeseen challenges in the UK's digital court transformation and the reimagined human-centric approach to digitising justice.
Rising Rents In The UK: A Deep Dive Into The Housing Crisis
October 30, 2023
Discover the trends, challenges, and potential solutions of the UK's spiraling rental market.
UK Cap On Bankers’ Bonuses To Be Axed
October 27, 2023
We explore the reasons behind the UK's plans to scrap the current cap on bankers’ bonuses and the implications this will have on the financial industry.
A Court Of Appeal Judge’s Landmark ChatGPT Judgment
October 26, 2023
Court of Appeal Judge Lord Justice Birss has praised ChatGPT after openly using it to write part of a British judgment for the first time.
Brian Mwenda: Kenya’s Successful Charlatan Lawyer
October 20, 2023
Find out why a ‘fake lawyer’ from Kenya sparked a nationwide discussion on properly qualified lawyers.
HS2: The Tumultuous Journey Of The UK’s High-Speed Rail Project
Explore the legal intricacies and societal implications of the UK's HS2 high-speed rail project, a landmark case study in project law.
US 2024 Elections: Is AI Defying The Campaign Process?
October 18, 2023
We delve into the profound impact of AI technologies on the 2024 US presidential elections, exploring how emerging tools challenge traditional campaign processes and the legal questions that arise.
ECHR’s Climate Case: Can The Court Redefine The Fight For Our Planet?
Discover how a group of young activists are challenging EU governments in a historic climate case at the ECHR, potentially reshaping environmental law and global climate justice.
