Posts Tagged ‘rule of law’

01Apr

3 weeks to go!

With just 3 weeks until the essay competition deadline, Lauren Davis, last year’s winner, talks about why she took part and what the prize meant to her. Lauren seized the moment, and winning gave her legal career a significant boost. Deadline this year is 22nd April at 4pm. Taking part, whether you win or not, […]

Posted by Katrina Crossley in Competition

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04Mar

Watch the recording of ‘The Rule of Law: what will it look like in 20 years’ time?’

If you missed our panel event on 25th February, or you want to refresh your memory of the discussion, you can watch the recording here. Kindly hosted by LexisNexis and moderated by James Harper, General Counsel of Global Nexis Solutions, the panel event brought together experts from across the legal profession to discuss the rule […]

Posted by Katrina Crossley in 20 Anniversary, Competition, Rule of Law

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06Jan

ILBF law student essay competition rules 2025 

Essay title  “What will be the challenges to the rule of law in the next 20 years?” Competition rules and how to submit your entry  1. The competition is open to all undergraduates studying law at a UK institution.  2. The essay has a maximum word count of 1,000 words.  Any essays over 1,000 words […]

Posted by Katrina Crossley in Competition, Uncategorized

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03Jan

2023 in review

In 2023 we shipped 600 boxes of books to 19 organisations in 12 countries – that’s about 5,500 books. We worked with law students, lawyers, in-house legal teams, publishers and law librarians to sort and pack valuable legal textbooks. University of Surrey law students Jodie-Lee Boyle and Elaf Hamid made a considerable impact as shipping […]

Posted by Katrina Crossley in Annual Report, Recipients, Shipping News, Trustees, Volunteers

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