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School of Law student wins Beaumont Award
The Beaumont Award is inspired by the life and work of Michael Faraday, whose discoveries were crucial in the development of technological innovation.
Professor Paul Wragg provides evidence to the UK government on Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation
SLAPPs can be characterised as an abuse of the legal process, where the primary objective is to harass, intimidate and financially and psychologically exhaust one’s opponent via improper means.
Professor Fiona Smith advises UK government on Australia trade agreement
The UK-Australia trade agreement is the first new trade deal negotiated 'from scratch' that the UK government will have signed since leaving the EU.
Professor Pinar Akman contributes to Centre for International Governance Innovation essay series
The essay is titled “Competition Law, Digitalization and Platforms: Separating the Old Challenges from the New”.
Dr Patricio Ferreira Lima provides written evidence to UK Parliament inquiry on debt relief in low-income countries
The inquiry examines the impact of high levels of debt on development and the tools and strategies employed to reduce the debt burden.