Love them or hate them, essays in law are common. You may face them in subjects such as criminal law, equity and trusts, administrative, and constitutional law. Even though you likely won’t be writing essays in practice, it’s still really important to get your head around how they’re written well in order to get as many marks as you can before the dreaded exam. (more…)
In a previous post, I spoke about how to write a good law essay. This piece will specifically focus on introductions and conclusions, to enhance your already-awesome essay and get you the best marks you can. Here we go:
Almost a year ago I wrote about e-signatures. Now e-contracts are on the rise, with some law firms jumping on board. But in an employment and contract law context, nothing has really been advanced or become the norm (yet!) Let’s examine the implications of having electronic employment contracts.
