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Commercial Awareness Update: The Big Short 2.0, Davos 2021, New Vaccines & More
February 1, 2021
This week, 'vaccine nationalism' dominated headlines, new vaccines were announced, investors shocked hedge funds and more.
What You Should Know About Learning Styles & Visual Learning
January 26, 2021
Do you learn using different styles? Read this blog about how to navigate yours to help with your law revision.
Commercial Awareness Update: UK-EU Trade Problems, Race to Buy Topshop, Nissan Commits to the UK and More
January 25, 2021
This week, UK-EU trade problems became clearer, Nissan committed to its Sunderland plant, Asos joined the race to buy Topshop and more
Update: Teacher Assessment for GCSE and A-Levels
January 20, 2021
Now that GCSE and A-Level exams have been scrapped for 2021, you may have lots of questions. Find the answers here!
Commercial Awareness Update: Supreme Court Insurance Case Ruling, China’s Remarkable Economy Growth, Struggling Eurostar and More
January 19, 2021
This week, China appears to be the only major economy to see 2020 growth, the Supreme Court rules in business interruption cases and the Eurostar asks for government aid.
How to Discuss Bridges v CCSWP in a Human Rights Essay
January 13, 2021
Automated Facial Recognition proved controversial in this human rights trial. Find out why
Commercial Awareness: Companies of 2020
January 11, 2021
Many companies made the headlines throughout 2020, but some have had a particularly interesting year from a commercial awareness standpoint.
TLP Monthly News: December 2020
January 6, 2021
TLP keeps you up-to-date on the largest legal headlines of December.
Commercial Awareness Update: What Happened Over the Weekend?
December 22, 2020
What was the backdrop to the Tier 4 decision? How has the announcement sparked international travel bans? Why are Hauliers stuck in Kent?
Interview With a Third Seat Trainee at RPC
December 15, 2020
We spoke to a trainee at RPC law firm about her experiences at the firm. Elizabeth Zang studied law at the University of Oxford.
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