An examination of recent case law on worker’s rights and the impact this may have on the gig economy and the companies operating within it.

After withdrawing from the European Union, the United Kingdom must deal with the consequences of leaving an international organisation

The much-debated PRO Act updates American labor law, protecting democratic union activities from illegal corporate interference.

The ICC is investigating Russian actions against Ukraine to evaluate whether it committed a war crime and violated the Rome Statute of 1998.

This article explores limitations in US law concerning sexual misconduct in public and private schools, hindering the protection of students

In Nov 2021, a music festival ended on devastating terms following a human crush. This article explores legal ramifications of Astroworld

A review of the UK’s new legislation against economic crime in response to Russia’s Ukraine invasion.

March marked the beginning of spring but also many important developments in legal news around the world. Here are some the latest events

International environmental law is under constant review to protect the welfare of humankind. Here is an overview of relevant legislation

This article compares the UK and EU's responses to the Ukrainian refugee crisis to that more expansive policies are needed.

This article critically assesses international criminal law through the case of the International Criminal Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia.

The debate over the Elgin Marbles involves legal statutes which hinder the repatriation of material items in the British Museum.

Private prisons have failed to successfully fulfill their initial objectives and instead have exacerbated problems in the penal system.

Check out the top legal news headlines from February 2022, from the Russian invasion of Ukraine to Prince Andrew's settlement.

Ukrainian military volunteers from the US will face challenges beyond battle from antiquated and inconsistently applied American laws.

In light of Women’s History Month, this article explores the history and evolution of women’s reproductive rights across the UK from the 196

This article examines the history and rationale of corporate criminal liability in United States law.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine is being labelled as a war crime. But what is a “war crime”? And can they be proven?

An analysis of the effects that a return to the NYPD’s broken windows policing would have on the crime rates throughout New York City.

Hymenoplasty and virginity-testing procedures are to be banned across the UK as they are considered forms of gender-based violence

This article explores the fine line between criminality and acts of heroism when people resort to extralegal means to resolve their issues.

An exploration of the new concerning trend in American state legislatures to limit discussion of LGBTQ+ people and issues in education.

This brief overview of the relationship between law and colonialism suggests that legal systems continue to support the colonial project.

The US has yet to implement Paid Family Leave, remaining behind the rest of the world on family policy and reinforcing social inequalities.

During economic crisises and high rates of criminal reoffending, do prisoners hold the key to solving UK labour shortages?

In the United States, a war is being waged against "Big Tech" and the climate may allow for the introduction of new antitrust legislation

This article discusses the recent patent battle between Nike and Lululemon and the potential for future legal action in the fitness sector.

This article discusses recent UK government announcements regarding Brexit and the seeming lack of substance within them.

This article will explore the top news headlines in January 2022, from tensions between Russia and the Ukraine to Djokovic's deportation.

St Andrews alumna and Law Review writer Serena Dwerryhouse shares her experience converting to law and training with Jones Day

This article outlines various means of reforming investor-state dispute settlement

In the heyday of Tammany Hall’s reign over New York City's politics in the early Twentieth Century, Lower Manhattan was rampant with...

Today, the Internet acts as a record of everything that has happened and is happening around and to everyone. This urges many to be...

This article explores the history of regulations governing IVF and related technology and research in the United Kingdom

The advancement of legal tech has shaped the skills and abilities that modern lawyers are expected to demonstrate to clients.

This article analyses the way in which UK laws about criminal complicity have clashed with those of the ECHR

The art world has become a hotbed for crime. This article examines two types of offences and the law’s failure to effectively combat them

Let us explore the final month in a tumultuous year and round off 2021 with a review of even more Covid restrictions and other headlines.

This article offers a guide to different types of legal internships, from mini pupillages to vacation schemes, to support aspiring lawyers

COVID-19 served as a catalyst for the adoption of legal tech which could provide interesting opportunities for the legal system

This article explores Kyle Rittenhouse’s acquittal and the nuances of self-defense law in Wisconsin as well as their social implications

This article explores the two-party system and discusses why it exists and whether it should be scrapped in favor of a multi-party system

This article will explore the top legal news headlines from November with COP26, the Channel Tragedy, social justice trials and Omicron

This article explores bilateral treaties, paying particular attention to the threat of expropriation and the question of reparations

Analysis the UK’s new National Security and Investment Act and the types of investments and transactions corporations must disclose

The new US infrastructure bill allots funding for much-needed improvements to Native American communities

This article discusses the major legal news of October, from the lead-up to COP26 to the UK Law Society Pro-Bono Week

The Scottish Government is committed to improving the rights of children and has made changes in legislation to protect them.

In light of National Adoption month, this article examines whether the UK is doing enough for the 80,000 looked-after children in the care s

In light of the UK’s last-minute lockdown last winter, this article considers and questions the UK’s approach to COVID-19 as we move into th