As Paris 2024 kicks off, a complex legal scene is evident as unexpected twists occur following the Opening Ceremony

Here is some advice and guidance on how to structure your preparation for the SQE1 exams to study as effectively as possible.

Since the 25 of February 2022, Russia has been accused of breaking legally binding international agreements.

Prerogative power are sufficiently regulated through existing legal means and political or conventional avenues  and do not need codifying

Vodafone and Three have agreed to merge in a deal that will transform Britain's telecommunications sector.

As AI grows in prominence throughout daily activities, concerns have been raised about AI's production of art and the role of copyright law

Whilst AI used to be the stuff of science-fiction, it is now another element to contend with.

In January 2023, following months of Industrial Action undertaken across the United Kingdom, the UK government introduced a new Strikes...

Using the suit between Bored Ape NFT versus Ryder Ripps, this article considers its implications for Ripps, NFTs and copyright infrigements

From Russian war crimes to the Heard v Depp trial, here are the most recent updates in the legal news world

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

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

The St Andrews Law Review is excited to announce its upcoming partnership with BPP this year. Find out more here.

Environmental lawyer, Bhagya Wickramasinghe, shares her experience advocating for climate change prevention in Sri Lanka

St Andrews graduate and trainee solicitor Caspar Everett shares his experiences with Freshfields and top tips for aspiring solicitors

We are excited to partner with City Career Series to support students interested in a career in banking, finance and law in the City

Find out more about the Law Review's partner - TCLA - and how they support aspiring solicitors with applications, interviews and more

A review of Andy Warhol’s fair use ruling and the question of fair use regarding the “Prince Series”

St Andrews alumna Sibilla Grenon discusses her postgraduate law degree at Georgetown University and how to transition into a career in law

This article analyses the UN's critical but limited efforts to reform gender equality laws around the world