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The best Legal Cheek Journal contributions of the year

We look back at the top submissions of 2022-23

After another year of excellent legal articles and analysis, it is time to choose the winner for the best contribution to the Legal Cheek Journal.

This year’s student and graduate nominees covered everything from sustainability to the metaverse and buried treasure. They have been selected by our editorial team, and listed alphabetically below.

The winner will be decided by an independent judging panel, to be announced in due course, and unveiled at a glitzy London ceremony sponsored by BARBRI and BPP University Law School on Tuesday 14 March.

‘Law firms as social enterprises — the future, or just a CSR pipedream?’ by Bristol University law graduate and Addleshaw Goddard trainee solicitor Bethany Barrett

Law firms as social enterprises — the future, or just a CSR pipedream?

‘The impact of AI on copyright law’ by Leeds University law graduate and aspiring barrister Jonathan Binns

The impact of AI on copyright law

‘X marks the spot: Treasure law reforms in England and Wales’ by Sydney University, Australia graduate and future pupil barrister Hillary Curtis

X marks the spot: Treasure law reforms in England and Wales

‘Criminal justice: A system on its knees’ by Liverpool University law student Jakob Fletcher-Stega

Criminal justice: A system on its knees

‘The business of sustainability’ by Turkey qualified lawyer and Brunel University LLM student Ece Gorgun Balci

The business of sustainability

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‘London’s Commercial Court: Under threat, or concern about nothing?’ by Reading University law student Ben Holder

London’s Commercial Court: Under threat, or concern about nothing?

‘The rights and wrongs of life in the metaverse’ by Bristol University modern languages graduate and future Clifford Chance trainee solicitor William Holmes

The rights and wrongs of life in the metaverse

‘Will legal tech doom the billable hours model for law firms?’ by Oxford University history student Lewis Ogg

Will legal tech doom the billable hours model for law firms?

‘Secrets and lies: The UK’s troubled regime of freedom of information’ by LSE law student Nhan Pham-Thanh

Secrets and lies: The UK’s troubled regime of freedom of information

‘Seeking asylum: a one-way ticket to Rwanda’ by ULaw law student Teshé Rolle

Seeking asylum: a one-way ticket to Rwanda?

The winner of this category will be announced at The Legal Cheek Awards 2023, sponsored by BARBRI and BPP University Law School, taking place in-person at the Banking Hall in the City of London on Tuesday 14 March 2023.

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