Gene Thieves
Susan Watt writes at the Economic and Social Research Council a very readable introduction to the Nagoya Protocol and the looming deadline of February 2012. The Nagoya Protocol on Access…
IT CPD – and it’s legal
Is this the best value for CPD points? More importantly, are you interested in the intersection of the worlds of computers and law? The Society for Computers and Law is…
How Not to Moot
Bradford University Law Society has put together a useful series of short videos on mooting. 'How Not to Moot' is both instructive and amusing.
Resources for Mooting
If your students haven't yet visited the excellent Lawbore™ site, it's tutorials are highly recommended. Lawbore™ is the City Law School's (UK) legal portal. There is a very good set…
Manfred Lachs Space Law Moot Court Competition
The International Institute of Space Law (IISL) organises the The Manfred Lachs Space Law Moot Court Competition each year. It is an important part of the organisation's outreach programme, and…
Trusts and Equitable Obligations; a Free Resource
If you have, or would like to have, a copy of Pearce, Stevens, & Barr: The Law of Trusts and Equitable Obligations, and occasionally your students might be waiting for…
How To Be a Patent Troll
If you've ever longed to be a patent troll (you have, haven't you?), you may need to study: 'Patent Acquisition and Assertion by a (Non-Inventor) First Party Against a Second…
Copyright & Design Rights – free CPD?
The Law Society of England and Wales offers a podcast on 'Introduction to Intellectual Property - Copyright & Design Rights' which could earn 1 free CPD point for some people.…