Law: Useful Websites

LawBore is the City Law School's legal portal and is useful to anyone with a legal interest. It includes Topic Guides with links to key commentary, websites and published information arranged by the area of law.

Part of LawBore, LearMore is a skills wiki for learning legal skills split into the areas of Writing, Research, Mooting, Newbies, Exams and Careers.

A range of guides from the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies highlighting the key sources of law and secondary materials in different jurisdictions and for different topic areas of law.

A collection of training resources from the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies designed to improve the legal research or referencing skills in key areas.

Part of the Virtual Training Suite, this Internet for Law tutorial will help you understand, find and evaluate legal resources available on the internet.

From Nicholas McBride, the author of 'Letters to a law student', this website includes lots of advice on studying various areas of law as well as links to useful reading.

Run by 1 Crown Office Row barristers' chambers, the blog's intention is to present both sides of the argument on issues which are often highly controversial from human rights, to public, medical and environmental law.

The blog of David Allen Green offering independent commentary on law and policy from a liberal constitutionalist and critical perspective

According to its editor Alex Aldrige, "Legal Cheek is Buzzfeed.com for lawyers and law students, packed with Twitter tittle tattle, industry gossip and occasional weightier reflections from Britain’s top law bloggers.”

Law Pod UK also by the barristers at 1 Crown Office Row, covers developments across all aspects of civil and public law in the United Kingdom.

BBC Radio 4’s podcast features reports and discussion on all matters relating to law.

A Thomson Reuters podcast, discussing stories of industry trailblazers, the latest insights in legal innovation, and the hot topics of the legal profession.

From Women in the Law UK and presented by barrister Sally Penni MBE, Talking Law profiles leading figures in UK law as they discuss the highs and lows of their career plus the challenges and realities of the legal profession.

Series of podcasts to help you to learn about the huge breadth of careers within the legal sector and support you to build the skills to secure a role.

A blog in which Professor Mark Elliott discusses constitutional issues and legal matters[

Includes legislation for the UK, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland and
Ireland as passed.

The World Legal Information Institute (WorldLII) is a free, independent and non-profit global legal research facility. It provides links law-related web sites in every country in the world. You can search WordLII by type of materials and by Country.