Law
Welcome to the course blog for Law at the University of Gloucestershire.
Welcome to the course blog for Law at the University of Gloucestershire.
9 August 2021
Many law students see qualifying as a solicitor as their main aim upon graduating and it is well known how competitive training contracts are. Victoria Ounsworth, who graduated from UoG in 2017, qualified as a solicitor in July…
Read more9 August 2021
A law degree is extremely versatile and transferrable and therefore a great option for a degree irrespective of whether you see a career in law or not. Employers look upon law degrees very positively, given the skills and…
Read more9 August 2021
Upon graduating, many students have to make the decision between continuing in their studies full-time, through the LPC or BPTC, or entering the workplace to utilise their law degrees with many graduate entry jobs in the legal sector…
Read more6 August 2021
A law degree is extremely transferable, and we really enjoy hearing about the different roles and organisations our alumni progress in to, using the skills and knowledge obtained from their LLB. Tim Langton has taken the time to…
Read more6 August 2021
It’s that time of the year when we start to see some of the exciting opportunities our past students have been offered, including the prized training contract offer. One of graduates, Clannad, has spoken to us about her…
Read more9 December 2020
It is not uncommon for injuries to occur to the participants in a sporting contest. The risk of injury, particularly in contact sports, is a recognised occupational hazard of the sport. However, as sport becomes more commercialised we…
Read more11 August 2020
The first year of collaboration between the Law School at University of Gloucestershire and Stowe Family Law has proven to be a great success. Stowe Family Law is the largest specialist family law firm in the UK with offices located throughout the…
Read more10 August 2020
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has recently released its full 93-page judgement of CAS2020/A/6785 Manchester City Football Club v UEFA. You may recall that earlier this year Manchester City were handed a 30 million euro fine…
Read more6 June 2020
What is State Aid and what is the problem with it? The current Coronovirus pandemic and the impact it is having on a wide range of different industries and businesses is well reported in the news, as are…
Read more22 May 2020
The Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (England) Regulations 2020, implemented on 26th March 2020, have been subject to much debate and media criticism. In the video below, Kate Goodwin, a Senior Lecturer in Law, discusses some of the legal…
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