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How a Gibson Dunn Solicitor Helped Criminalise Upskirting
January 27, 2020
Activist Gina Martin retained Gibson Dunn after meeting with a number of other law firms in order to combat the issue.
BPP Law School’s LLMs – Everything You Need to Know
January 23, 2020
Are you considering undertaking an LLM after your undergraduate law degree? Have a look at BPP Law School's LLMs to see which one suits you best!
Transgender Court Cases that Made the News
January 22, 2020
There are several cases involving transgender discrimination that have made the headlines over the past few years. Read about how some of these transgender court cases concluded and the effects of them in this post.
Commercial Awareness Update: Trouble for Flybe and Arcadia, Good News for Housing Market?
January 20, 2020
What's been going on in the commercial world over the past two weeks? Find out in TLP's second 2020 commercial awareness update!
Landmark Clinical Negligence Cases
January 20, 2020
There are lots of varied clinical negligence cases that have appeared in court to read up about. Here's our selection of four you should know!
Noteworthy Media Law Cases of the Last Decade
January 16, 2020
At the dawning of the new decade, we reflect on notable media law cases that took place in the last ten years.
WATCH: Sidley Austin’s Virtual Open Day
January 16, 2020
Watch the full recording of Sidley Austin's Virtual Open Day (15 Nov 2019), showcasing discussions by the firm's trainees and graduate recruitment.
Herbert Smith Freehills Interview: IP Litigation Partner Jonathan Turnbull
January 14, 2020
We catch up with Jonathan Turnbull, Partner at Herbert Smith Freehills who discusses his work, the firm's culture, and more.
Advice From an LLM Student About Postgraduate Law Study
January 10, 2020
Find out some important things you should consider before embarking on your LLM applications.
6 Things Joe Goldberg from Netflix’s “You” Could Have Gone to Court for
January 8, 2020
Voyeurism? False imprisonment? Can you name all the things Joe From You could have gone to court for?
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