Exam time is known for sending students a bit loopy, but there are some students (ahem, law students) who are renowned for being significant

The High Court of Australia’s Justice Virginia Bell has been awarded an honorary doctorate. Bell J received her Doctor of Laws (Honoris...

Australian human rights barrister Julian Burnside AO QC has been named the recipient of the 2014 Sydney Peace Prize. The award recognises Bu

It's admission time. Because we can't all be like Mike Ross, most of us will actually need to prove that we are admitted lawyers bef

The law is a strange beast, and it should come as no surprise that there is an abundance of unusual stories and ridiculous cases. Here are j

When exam panic sets in, you might find yourself feeling a bit uncertain about how you should study or what you should do in the actual test

When it comes to law school competitions, mooting attracts most of the attention. But at the new Negotiating Outcomes on Time (NOOT) Competi

I’d be lying if I said that I’ve never crammed the night before or on the day of an exam. Sometimes you get lucky and end up with glowing...

If you ask a law student what type of assessment they prefer, there’s a good chance that they’ll favour an essay or problem solving assignme

Since your first year of law school most adults/lawyers/distant family members have probably been asking you “what do you want to do with yo

Although law students have a knack for legal things, our real talent is procrastination. We put things off until tomorrow, and if we can avo

Law school is sometimes a bit like the animal kingdom. While we all share the same habitat and live, predominately, in peace with one anothe

It’s that time of semester again. Exam season is usually when you lose all motivation for anything law related, and begin to wonder why you’

It is my personal opinion that going through law school is impossible without our baby lawyer companions by our side. I find nothing more da

Law school is a busy place and staying motivated can be hard at times. But whether it's a bad mark, a rejection letter, a struggle to fi

If you’re currently buried in exam notes and textbooks – and let’s face it, most of us are – then you’re probably not in the mood to read a

In a world-first for the legal industry, the Tristan Jepson Memorial Foundation yesterday unveiled its Psychological Wellbeing: Best Practic

Dominic Esposito is a sole practitioner in small firm in suburban Melbourne. After graduating he started work for a suburban practice dealin

As a Type A perfectionist law student, I’m never convinced that my best is good enough. I’m of the mindset that working and studying late, s

Sydney Uni is celebrating after winning this year’s Sir John Peden Contract Law Moot. The USyd team of Sarah Bradbury, India O'Neill and