Bringing s75 Consumer Credit Act claims against banks: is it still justifiable?
The credit card world is now a different beast, thanks in part to Twitter
William Richardson
William Richardson is a former paralegal who is now studying the BPTC LLM at the University of Law. He completed his law with business degree at Brighton University, and thereafter completed an LLM master of laws degree at UCL. He is a keen writer; he has written a novel and enjoys writing articles and blog posts for various outlets on political, social, economic and legal matters.
Why Uber and Pimlico Plumbers have both tried to have their cake and eat it
A look at the gig economy litigation and what it means for employment law
Sci-fi nightmare: could law students soon be learning about judgments made by robots?
Finding the limits of AI’s advancement in the English common law
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8 things you’ll only understand if you study law at King’s College London 
Law is the hardest degree to get a first in 
‘Don’t give up on a career in legal aid’ lawyers urge students, as government reveals firms doing publicly funded work has fallen by 20% 
Judge complains after being handed bundle containing 2,000 pages of ‘largely irrelevant material’ 
Ex-UEA criminal law lecturer who fled court during indecent images trial given three-and-half-years in prison
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