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The LSE Law Review is a student-run law journal seeking to provide a platform for high-quality legal scholarship, to contribute to debates about all areas of the law. Their Editorial Board is composed of LSE students from all years of study who are fully responsible for all editorial and organizational decisions about the Review's publication. They work independently, albeit with the..
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Greenwashing is defined as the behaviour of an organisation in portraying that they are doing more to protect the environment than they are in reality. Given the growing awareness surrounding climate ..read more
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In a previous case note dated 6th March 2023, Mr Qu contended that the Supreme Court’s reformulation of the test for capacity to engage in sexual relations in A Local Authority v JB introduces a ..read more
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Introduction The new Domestic Abuse Act 2021 (‘DAA 2021’) aims to promote awareness of domestic abuse, protect and support victims, hold perpetrators to account, and improve the justice system’s ..read more
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Introduction Article 101 TFEU prohibits anti-competitive agreements ‘which may affect trade between Member States and which have as their object or effect the prevention, restriction or distortion of ..read more
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Introduction BTI 2014 LLC v Sequana SA1 provides the first principled justification of the creditor-regarding duty of company directors in the vicinity of insolvency.2 Said duty, deriving ..read more
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Introduction Land is a central component of all indigenous lifestyles, practices, and cultures. As such, it is integrated into “all basic definitions of indigeneity” as “the permanent attachment of a ..read more
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Introduction The case of Duke of Sussex v News Group Newspapers Limited1 has frequently captured the headlines, marked by sensationalised narratives that underscore the tumultuous ..read more
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Introduction In May 2023, the High Court rejected ClientEarth’s landmark lawsuit against Shell’s Board of Directors over climate risk mismanagement. The application reflects an anticipated trend of ..read more
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Many lawyers find inspiration from a mentor or a legal text, others find it elsewhere. I am one of the latter types. It’s not that I haven’t worked with, or known, some remarkable and inspiring ..read more