Celebrating 75 years of women silks – excellence in advocacy
Over 350 women KCs and judges joined in celebrations at the Royal Courts of Justice (RCJ) to mark...
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Spotted at Middle Temple
The stunning gardens of Middle Temple are an oasis of calm in the middle of the city and provides...
Read MoreNavigating Financial Turbulence: Should Labour Introduce a Special Administration Regime for Universities?
Eugenio Vaccari and Yseult Marique After 14 years of Conservative governments, Labour won the general election in July. One of the most pressing issues that the new government will have to address is the crisis in the education...
Read MoreAre green shoots highlighting the cracks in English contract law?
Within the pluralistic governance toolbox used to produce positive outcomes on climate change and the achievement of sustainable development more generally, contracts are often overlooked as a legal solution. This is because...
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‘The Plays the Thing’ – Hamlet Act 2, Scene 2
2023 was the quatercentenary of the publication of the First Folio of Shakespeare’s plays, and by...
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Flexibility at the Chalkboard — Advocating for Teachers in a Rigid System?
In the evolving landscape of employment, flexible working has emerged as a much-lauded solution to...
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Support through Court
I’d like to give you an example of how Support Through Court makes a real difference to people’s...
Read MoreHard to do, not Hard done by!
As a woman approaching her half century, I will have experienced a fuller journey in life by way of experiences (good and bad) than a lot of other fellow students at the Inn, simply by virtue of the fact I have been on the...
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Can a Machine be a Person?
In the first decade of the 20th Century, French academic René Demogue said that questions of legal...
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