The way we are using technology is an ever-evolving process. As we adapt to new releases and advancements, all the while increasing our reliance on them, their presence becomes irreplaceable....
Lord Devlin in the Wolfenden Committee argued that the law should serve a normative function in excluding social changes that are yet to become dominant public norms as perceived by...
It's the Queen's official birthday on Saturday; an event that is celebrated every year with Trooping the Colour. A real spectacle to behold for anyone around Horse Guard's Parade in...
If you are conducting legal research the ability to filter and generate relevant results is very important. In my experience of working in a technical support environment, search queries are surprisingly...
European regulators are investigating major U.S. firms, including Apple and Starbucks, over how these multi-national businesses allocate their tax dollars internationally. If regulators find that Apple received unfair tax breaks...
Recently I was reading that Justice Cory Gilmore, of the Ontario Superior Court, may have set precedent when he declared a power to strike provisions from a will because of...
I recently read that "it doesn't matter how many resources you have, if you don't know how to use them, it will never be enough". This got me thinking about...
In recent years there has been a noticeable rise in the number of big city law firms recruiting criminal practitioners to sit in or alongside their commercial teams. This development...
What makes case law publications authoritative? That is something you often hear working in the legal publishing industry. Traditionally one may be inclined to answer that the authority of bound and digital publications...
For many aspiring solicitors the dream is to work for a magic circle or leading city firm. From there, following the successful completion of their training contract they can look...
