Survive Law's Jess Awad ponders the ups and downs of life at the Bar from the perspective of an aspiring barrister. 

Ever wanted to know what it's like to work at the Bar - the Criminal Bar?! Order in Court, a fictional novel by English barrister David Osborne, provides us with a protagonist who like all young lawyers, is ambitious.

We first...

Survive Law's Jess Awad dishes the dirt on LexisNexis' take on Workplace Bullying. For those of you interested in gaining a broader understanding of workplace b

Survive Law's Leanne Rogers dives into Greg Urbas's Cybercrime textbook to give you the scoop on crime's new frontier.

Gregor Urbas’ Cybercrime: Legislation, Cases and Commentary delivers exactly what its title promises – cybercrime legislation, cases and commentary. What was once an “obscure backwater of law and criminology” is now a ubiquito...

There aren't many of us who haven't imagined ourselves delivering an inspiring closing address worthy of Atticus Finch at the close of a flashy criminal trial. But whichever way you lean, defence or prosecution, there's not doubt that as tomorrow's aspiring criminal lawyers, cyber-crime will become part and parcel of your job. 

And to cover yo...

Rumpole of the Bailey, written by John Mortimer, is a set of funny short stories adapted from a British television series of the same name. If you are looking..

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 assignment over exams.

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 book about how you..

Legal writing can be baffling for first year law students. It’s almost like learning a new language! But trying to write like a lawyer does not mean you...

Starting law this year? On behalf of all current and past law students, I would like to take this opportunity to say a few words, or actually just one word: RUN