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In the fast-paced world of legal AI, aspiring lawyers should focus on the basics
ULaw graduate and teaching assistant Callum Gee talks legal tech, careers support and his journey through law
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SQE tips from a future trainee solicitor
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White lines and harsh fines: cocaine and football banning orders
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From NDAs to non-competes: The shrinking scope of commercial confidentiality
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Copyright in the age of AI: The UK’s contentious proposal
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