While there have been revisions of the 1215 Magna Carta throughout history, the continued importance of it will be justified by analysing three supposed effects: the introduction of parliament, procedural advancements on the legal system and finally the substantive impact on the common law.

How have recent market conditions affected the attractiveness of London for IPOs and how have UK regulators responded to the challenge?

Would banning 'meaty' names for meat imitation products have increased clarity for consumers?

Is the United Kingdom really one of the best places in Europe to start, finance and grow a business?

Why are British farmers up in anger and marching on Westminster?

Even though it feels like I only started the Legal Practice Course (LPC) yesterday, I am somehow already preparing to take my mock exams.

AI in law is a curious concept. Take a sector that’s, rightly or wrongly, greatly impacted by human perception and feelings, strip it of everything that’s subjective and you have the legal system under AI in the perhaps not-so-distant future.

With university fast approaching, students may be anxious about what's to come and how to succeed in their law degree, particularly those who've never studied law before. However, freshers should be assured that the majority of law students are in the same boat and you don't need to have extensive summer reading or law A level before starting.

I’m qualifying via the Solicitors Qualifying Exam (SQE) and am confused about the qualifying work experience (QWE) requirement. What work counts as QWE?

I’d always wanted to pursue a career in the law, despite initially choosing to study English at university. After a year, I changed paths to study a law degree, even though it meant I had to complete my first year again.

As part of a work experience programme I'm participating in, I was requested to attend court to support a litigant in person as their McKenzie friend. This sparked a series of questions that resulted in this article.

Law fairs offer an important opportunity to meet firms face to face or virtually.

The first year of university is a fantastic time to start scoping out where you want your degree – and eventually your career – to take you.

What are the implications of the Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2007?

What is witness immunity and why does it extend to experts in litigation?

In 2018 while studying the Legal Practice Course, I was diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disease. Instead of focusing on applications, I spent my time managing symptoms of my condition, regular hospital appointments and medicines with severe side effects. I spent nine months doing seemingly nothing, with no prospects of a training contract and no idea of when I would feel well enough to return to the world of work.

Before starting university in September of 2021, I’d been warned by those I knew who’d studied at university about the step up from year one to year two.

Is Britain litigating its way to a compensation culture?

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