I picked up this novel around the time I was about to graduate from law back in 2023. My favourite indie online bookstore had it on sale and the title caught my attention. So, after reading the blurb, I was sold. I’ve read a lot of non-fiction but I don’t think I review as manyContinueContinue reading “Book Review: Witness by Louise Milligan”
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Life Of A Law Student’s Guide To: International Human Rights Law
Well, we made it! This is going to be my FINAL Life Of A Law Student’s Guide To… post for the foreseeable future. I started this series back in 2022 while I was in my last year of law school and now in 2025, I am giving you my final guide to surviving law school.ContinueContinue reading “Life Of A Law Student’s Guide To: International Human Rights Law”
Life Of A Law Student’s Guide To: Advanced Private Law
Interestingly, this was a class I didn’t expect to enjoy as much as I did. I had no idea what ‘Advanced Private Law’ was going to be about. My assumption was that it was related to contract law; I don’t have any logic behind that assumption that was just truly what I thought this wouldContinueContinue reading “Life Of A Law Student’s Guide To: Advanced Private Law”
Life Of A Law Student’s Guide To: Law and Popular Culture
This was easily one of my favourite law classes ever. Law and Popular Culture is a class where we essentially examine how the law and aspects of the legal system is portrayed in the media. This class felt like one of my English classes where we focus a lot on how stereotypes affect society’s understandingContinueContinue reading “Life Of A Law Student’s Guide To: Law and Popular Culture”
Life Of A Law Student’s Guide To: Indigenous International Law
During my time at university, I took a lot of International Law-related papers. Human Rights Law and Family Law (as well as classes like Employment Law and Intellectual Property Law) are the general areas I find myself interested in. So, this is one of the many International Law papers I took, and, evidently, this oneContinueContinue reading “Life Of A Law Student’s Guide To: Indigenous International Law”
Life Of A Law Student’s Guide To: Intellectual Property Law
I truly didn’t expect to enjoy this class. I took this class because I really wanted to take a Copyright Law class but there was a prerequisite to take an Intellectual Property Law class first. So, that’s how I ended up taking one semester of IP law. Now, intellectual property is a type of propertyContinueContinue reading “Life Of A Law Student’s Guide To: Intellectual Property Law”
Life Of A Law Student’s Guide To: Legal Ethics
Legal Ethics is easily one of the most important classes you will be required to take in law school. This class is usually one of the last classes you will have to take as well, either in your 4th or 5th year. This class is essentially a deep dive into the core ethical and legalContinueContinue reading “Life Of A Law Student’s Guide To: Legal Ethics”
Life Of A Law Student’s Guide To: Human Rights and Business
This was one of my favourite classes law classes. This was an elective class (so it’s not compulsory) and it was a summer school class. Since it was a summer school class we did go through a lot of the content very quickly in class. Luckily, there weren’t a lot of topics covered in thisContinueContinue reading “Life Of A Law Student’s Guide To: Human Rights and Business”
Life Of A Law Student’s Guide To: Gender and the Law
Welcome back to another one of my Life Of A Law Student’s Guide To… posts! Gender and the Law was a class I took in my 4th year of law school and this was another class I enjoyed taking. This class is also an elective but, honestly, if I could I would make it aContinueContinue reading “Life Of A Law Student’s Guide To: Gender and the Law”
Life Of A Law Student’s Guide To: Judicial Review
Okay, it’s time. It’s finally time. This is the class I had a hard time in and I have learned many lessons from this class so, whether or not the advice is useful, you will get it all. The only other law papers I think I had a slightly hard time with would be myContinueContinue reading “Life Of A Law Student’s Guide To: Judicial Review”
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