If you were to die today, what would you want to happen to your social media accounts, email, videos and photos stored on the cloud? Would you want your family to receive access to every message you have sent over the internet or would your entire internet presence erased? Most people do not consider how their digital existence should be dealt with after they die. Estate planning lawyers are now having to consider these issues at increasing rate. But it is not as easy as putt

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In the words of the lyrical genius that is Rihanna – round and around and around and around we go. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, exam time is back! And with it, comes that amplified need to procrastinate. Sure, I procrastinate during semester, but my procrastination around exam time seems to step it up to a whole new level. Cat videos and seven second vines can no longer keep my mind from that lecture I haven’t listened to, and as much as I love Whatshouldbetchescallme, it just

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When I first started university back in the early 2000s, bringing your laptop to university was a somewhat rare thing. PowerPoint was someth

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Whether you’re a new face looking for a friend in the law library corridors or a long suffering student staring down the clerkship/someone-p