This article was written by Alyssa Carmelli P. Castillo, who is participating in qLegal, the award-winning commercial pro bono law clinic, as part of her Commercial and Corporate Law Masters studies at Queen Mary University of London. She is the Gold Award Winner of qLegal’s Blog Writing Competition 2021–2022. The…

This article was written by Ilvana Dedja, who participated in qLegal as part of her Criminal Justice Masters studies at Queen Mary University of London. She is a Silver Award Winner of qLegal’s Blog Writing Competition 2021–2022. Please note the content of this paper does not constitute legal advice and…

This article was written by Loice Kerubo Nyaribo, who is participating in qLegal as part of her Technology, Media and Telecommunications Law Masters studies at Queen Mary University of London. She is a Silver Award Winner of qLegal’s Blog Writing Competition 2021–2022. This paper does not constitute legal advice and…

Student Review of qLegal “Choosing a Corporate Structure” Workshop for Tree Shepherd On 29 March 2022, four students from qLegal’s Public Legal Education (PLE) programme delivered a 90-minute online workshop for clients of Tree Shepherd, a London-based charity that supports small businesses’ owners. …

Without a doubt, our world is slowly shifting to an online reality where avatars, digital currencies, and non-fungible tokens (NFTs, that means that they are unique and cannot be replaced with something else) are becoming the norm. As such, one can argue that an overlap between the virtual world and…

-An event review- This month, three of our qLegal volunteer students are reviewing an event they attended earlier this year. The event: ‘The Fundamentals of International Legal Business Practice Part 4: Data privacy’ was hosted by International Bar Association (IBA) on 11th February 2022. The organiser’s aims were to help…

“If you can go to a restaurant in New York City, you can come into the office. And we want you in the office,” says CEO James Gorman. On June 17th, the Morgan Stanley CEO made it clear that working from home would very soon cease to be an option…

The question of what is green and, more precisely, what would be considered a ‘green economy’ does not yet have a well-defined answer, as it is still considered an emerging concept. However, there are three key features that help us better portray what the terms imply. First, the mainstreaming of…

POST EVENT REPORT: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Trade, and the Rule of Law Foreword We cannot deny that AI is changing our lives. We have been captivated by Alpha-Go, are experiencing driverless cars, implementing smart contracts, being tempted by cryptocurrencies, and relying on AI robotics in production, distribution, and product delivery…