Essay writing is hard as it is; now you’re in law school and it seems almost impossible to get it done. Continuing on with Lawyer Monthly’s Law School & Career features, Francine Ryan, lecturer in law and member of the Open Justice team at the Open University, provides Lawyer Monthly with the…
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Justice Week: Raising Awareness of Justice and the Rule of Law
National Pro Bono Week started in 2001 to recognise the pro bono contribution made by the legal profession.…
5 Ways You Can Make a Top First Impression at Your Law Interview
We all get nervous at an interview. Whether it’s meeting your other half’s parents, going for a new job, or trying…
As a law student you may well have had feedback on assignments asking you to “explain your reasoning”, “add in more analysis and evaluation” or even “be more critical”. What this means is that your marker is looking for you to demonstrate more critical thinking skills. So, what is critical thinking…
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Mediation: Are Lawyers Missing a Trick?
50 years ago, it was normal for a lawyer to be the go-to trusted adviser to businesses and families on multiple…
Lawyer Monthly Jobs: Legal Recruitment Consultant
We're excited to announce that we're hiring. We currently have an opening for a talented and experienced Legal…
As a law student you probably need all the help you can get, and online resources can more than often be your best assets. Below Emma Jones, lecturer in law and member of the Open Justice team at the Open University, lists three key online resources you can turn to.
It wasn’t so long ago that law…
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Women Could Earn +£26,000 More If They Study Law
Going to university should mean you earn more over your lifetime. But how much difference does the choice of…
How Do Implying Terms Work in Contracts?
The law of implied terms allows the court to imply a term into a contract to cover a situation which has not…