Legal Cheek Journal

Final year law student, Sophia Ramos, analyses the landscape of family law following the introduction of no fault divorce

UEA law grad Khushbu Hiranandani looks at the Lidl v Tesco judgment and the principle of 'unfair advantage'

University of Liverpool graduate Pritpal Kaur Bhambra discusses how ever more powerful tech companies are using our data

Bristol law grad Jessica Hall analyses the EU's bond cartel ruling

QMUL English and film graduate Tuka Hassan discusses the class action case against Meta and trends in competition litigation

Essex Uni law student Raksha Sunder unpacks the rise of deepfakes, their legal implications, and what global regulation could mean for this evolving digital frontier

Nottingham Uni PPE graduate Charlie Downey, examines the biases, ethics, and flaws of the death penalty in modern justice systems

BPP student Catherine Chow analyses the relationship between AI and the legal profession, weighing up the opportunities and challenges this evolving technology brings

Durham law graduate Joseph Birdsall analyses the new Employment Rights Bill and what it means for platform workers in the UK

Reva Naidu, a student at The University of Law, discusses whether the proposed law would achieve its intended aims

LPC student Rachel Jones analyses the outcome of the Grenfell Inquiry and its effects on the housing and construction sectors

Oxford Uni student Niranjana Ramkumar explores the limitations of English property law when it comes to crypto

Exeter Uni student Nicole Barros Vardanega discusses the British government's light-touch regulation of non-surgical cosmetic procedures and the dangers this might pose to consumers

Cambridge law student Tristan Toh Zhi Shun examines how digital assets have disrupted property definitions and how regulation must adapt to keep pace with innovation

Durham Uni modern languages grad Alicia Boothroyd analyses the challenges Shein faces in listing on the London Stock Exchange

LSE politics student Oliver Masson analyses the impact of EU and UK competition regimes against tech monopolies

James Southwick, bar course graduate, examines the impact of legal technology on the future of the legal profession

Southampton Uni law student Mihika Chopra provides a roadmap of the legal formation of the British Raj

Southampton Uni law student Akarsshaa Bhargavaa examines the interplay of history, culture and legal norms

Strathclyde law student Emma Campbell explores how regulation can hep protect consumers

ULaw grad Priya Pandya looks at the impact of Operation Early Dawn while drawing comparisons to the popular nursery rhyme