Welcome to 'What's the Big Deal?' – a series where I'll be breaking down big deals in the capital markets sphere for rookies like me. If you're interested in capital markets, corporate mergers & acquisitions (M&A), or working for a law firm with a corporate law offering – watch this space!

In this article, I'll explore the Netflix, Paramount and Warner Bros love triangle, as well as its implications across both commercial and artistic spheres.

Following the Court of Justice of the European Union’s ruling that the Kitkat bar is not distinctive enough to trademark, where next for the IP wars between confectionary giants Nestlé and Mondelez?

Was the ECJ correct in its decision to prevent insurers from charging different premiums on the basis of gender?

How are international joint-venture deals struck and what role do lawyers play?

Apprenticeships have been gaining momentum in the legal sector for the past couple of years.

It’s astounding how many people have no idea what a barrister is, perhaps because the UK’s one of just a few places where there’s a distinction between solicitors and barristers.

On 7 April, Pershing Square proposed a takeover of UMG, outlining a plan to address the company’s stock price underperformance and improve shareholder returns. The proposal involves merging UMG with Pershing Square SPARC Holdings, a new investment vehicle, to create a newly US-listed entity.

In this article, I'll be breaking down this trend – as well as analysing its impacts on the legal industry at large.

In this article, we'll take a look at each of the parties involved in the acquisition and analyse its implications – subject to regulatory approval – for both the Telegraph and the UK media landscape as a whole.

The Postgraduate Diploma in Law (PGDL) is equivalent to a law degree. It focuses on the key legal foundations to bring non-law students up to speed with law students. 

The majority of courses are delivered in two stages. 

In effect, the GDL replaces the law degree. Its content focuses on the seven foundations of legal knowledge that represent the basic knowledge requirements for the LPC. 

In effect, the GDL replaces the law degree. Its content focuses on the seven foundations of legal knowledge that represent the basic knowledge requirements for the LPC. 

Most LPC programmes are delivered in two stages.

The August bank holiday period saw delays and cancellations of international flights, leaving around a quarter of a million holidaymakers stranded abroad. So, if this happens, what might your employer do?

So, you’ve finished law school, secured your training contract or paralegal position and you’re ready for your first day in your new role but then you get hit with another obstacle – one that you never saw coming… I’m talking about time recording, of course!

I've got a training contract interview coming up. I know I need to wear ‘formal/business attire’, but what does that actually mean?

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?

What factors led Debenhams to become the latest casualty of the high street?