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How Families are Being Torn Apart By Brexit
December 11, 2018
As Brexit uncertainty continues, its crucial impact on international families has yet to be addressed. Here's our latest on the grey areas of Family Law.
The Big Brexit Update: everything you need to know [simple guide]
December 10, 2018
From 'hard Brexit' to a 'new deal', Brexit can get confusing. Check out our big update and catch up with the latest news here!
Why Be Married When You Can Be Civilly Partnered?
December 6, 2018
Following the Supreme Court's ruling on the Steinfeld case, we explain the push for different-sex civil partnerships and why it matters...
Monthly Legal News Round Up – November 2018
December 5, 2018
Featuring in this month's legal news roundup: the Brexit secretary's resignation provokes debate, an Irish case sparks a social movement and more...
Tensions Over Stop and Search Procedures Continue
November 28, 2018
Tensions over the use of stop and search procedures to tackle knife crime in UK inner cities continues, click here to read the latest and find out more!
What Every Law Student Should Do At Christmas
November 27, 2018
Every law student needs to do these exact things over the Christmas period to ensure success for the New Year. Click here to read more.
3 Exercises To Combat Stress
November 26, 2018
Studying for a law degree can be an incredibly stressful experience for some. For 3 ways to reduce stress using physical exercise, click here.
How is Stop and Search Preventing UK Knife Crime?
November 22, 2018
The rise of knife crime in the UK goes hand in hand with the increase in stop and search cases. For more information on stop and search law, click here.
The Implications of Brexit on Family Law
November 20, 2018
The legal landscape in the UK is uncertain and will remain so until Brexit negotiations unravel. Here's how Brexit may affect Family Law.
CRS Networking Event Overview
November 19, 2018
After an incredibly successfuly speed networking event at Charles Russel Speechlys, one student details how the event has helped them as a law student.
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