Humanising Justice
Author: Brian Sanya Mondoh, Qualified as a Barrister in England and Wales, Trainee Attorney-at-Law, Trinidad and Tobago The Bar Council (UK) recently conducted a survey...Read more >>
The Cost of Saving: How Litigants in Person are Denied…
Written by James Cunningham, Graduate Diploma in Law Student at Nottingham Law School (2017-18) The legal system of England and Wales is in crisis. This...Read more >>
Why is it an advantage for law students to do…
Written by Mathew Game, Supervising Solicitor in the Nottingham Law School Legal Advice Centre. On the face of it this seems a fairly simple...Read more >>
Are you legally allowed to fly the England flag during…
As Gareth Southgate’s England team begin their World Cup campaign on Monday evening against Tunisia, we’re taking a look at the law surrounding flying...Read more >>
Strasbourg Summer School
Nestled along the French-German border and housing key European and International Institutions makes Strasbourg the idyllic location to attend a Human Rights Summer School. The...Read more >>
Humanising Justice
Author: Brian Sanya Mondoh, Qualified as a Barrister in England and Wales, Trainee Attorney-at-Law, Trinidad and Tobago
The Bar Council (UK) recently conducted a survey into public attitudes towards the justice system in England and Wales and it was
How do I secure a training contract?
Billy Shaw is a trainee solicitor at Rothera Sharp where he is completing his first seat in civil litigation and debt recovery. He joined the firm in September 2018 after gaining a first-class degree in Law at Nottingham Trent University.
NTU Alumna on National TV
Sarah Jane Lenihan
Senior Family Solicitor
Yesterday was a first for me in my career (and hopefully the first of many to come) appearing in front of the bright lights at Channel 5 Studio giving my thoughts on the recommendations of Age UK on the divo
GDL student awarded full fee scholarship
GDL student, Ojeda Smith, has been awarded a full fee scholarship by one of Bermuda’s leading law-firms, Wakefield Quin. Find out what advice Ojeda would give to students and read about her scholarship.
My placement year at the NLS Legal Advice Centre
Written by Lauren Kilbride, placement student at the Legal Advice Centre.
Nature Knows No Boundaries: Whither UK Environmental Law Beyond Brexit?
Written by David M.
The Cost of Saving: How Litigants in Person are Denied Access to Justice
Written by James Cunningham, Graduate Diploma in Law Student at Nottingham Law School (2017-18)
The legal system of England and Wales is in crisis. This is not news to anyone who has taken so much as cursory interest in it in the past few years.
Becoming a Free Representation Unit Volunteer
What is the Free Representation Unit?
The Free Representation Unit (FRU) is a charity that provides representation in Social Security and Employment Tribunals to people who cannot afford the costs of a solicitor, or whom do not qualify for legal aid.
Why is it an advantage for law students to do pro bono work?
Written by Mathew Game, Supervising Solicitor in the Nottingham Law School Legal Advice Centre.
On the face of it this seems a fairly simple question to answer. Most students I have spoken to on this topic provide a fairly generic response.
Are you legally allowed to fly the England flag during the World Cup?
As Gareth Southgate’s England team begin their World Cup campaign on Monday evening against Tunisia, we’re taking a look at the law surrounding flying the St George’s Cross flag to show support for The Three Lions.
