Law News
Leicester Pro Bono group shortlisted for national award
Law School recognised as making one of the best contributions in the country in the LawWorks and Attorney General Student Pro Bono Awards 2019
Law student shortlisted in Undergraduate of the Year Awards
Daniel Adebayo recognised as one of the top students in the UK for impactful social action
Student success at international mooting competition
Leicester Law School students win the DLP Piper Global Vis Pre moot competition for the second consecutive year
Prize for research exploring law student perceptions of PhD tutors
Three graduate teaching assistants, Vicki Ball, Arwen Joyce and Charlotte Mills, were awarded a prize for best joint paper at the 2019 Association of Law Teachers’ annual conference.
PhD Success: The Right to Education as Cultural Imperialism: Through the OLPC Project, Anna Kweskin
This research uses the One Laptop per Child (OLPC) project to examine the values embodied in the right to education.
PhD Award: Intellectual Property Rights and the Seller Liability, Esra Kiraz
How is the sale of goods affected by third-party Intellectual Property Rights and analysis on the provisions of the Convention on International Sale of Goods and the Sale of Goods Act
Dr Anne Witt awarded prestigious fellowship at New York University
Research project on ‘Big Tech, Competition and Consumer Welfare’
Dr Vidya Kumar invited by a UN independent expert to speak at race and human rights symposium in Los Angeles
‘Critical Perspectives on Race and Human Rights: Transnational Re-Imaginings’, 8 March 2019.
Leicester Law School Professor takes up Judicial Appointment
Professor Dawn Watkins has been appointed as a Judge of the First-tier Tribunal, assigned to the Health, Education and Social Care Chamber.
Registration open for Leicester Law School conference on migrants’ rights on 22 March
Law School lecturer Alan Desmond has been awarded funding by the Modern Law Review to host a conference at the University of Leicester on 22 March on the future of migrants’ rights protection.
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