Podcasts - Law Express

Do you consider that it is possible to be clear on the meaning of ‘unconscionable’ and ‘unconscionability’? Listen to this podcast for advice on the best approach to this question.

To what extent has the Human Rights Act 1998 weakened the supremacy of Parliament? This podcast looks at the main issues surrounding this area, including a wider view of this topic in the European context.

This podcast looks at a recent case in light of the Mental Capacity Act 2005 and explores how the courts have interpreted such an important piece of legislation.

When can a child consent or refuse to consent to medical treatment? Listen to this podcast for detailed advice on how to present your answer effectively in a medical law essay.

This podcast looks at Mylcrist Builders Ltd v Buck, a recent case on the Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations 1999. Listen for an analysis of the important issues of the case.

Listen to this podcast for a detailed analysis of the important case of Stack and Dowden, and how its principles have been applied to other cases.

Following the September 2008 podcast this update looks at a recent decision by the European Court of Justice which clarifies the law around trade marks

This podcast considers parental responsibility in a recent case with an unusual set of facts. Find out how to include the discussed case in a discussion of parental responsibility to gain top marks.

Trying to get to grips with the effects of the Treaty of Lisbon in EU law? This podcast considers the implications of this important Treaty in the EU context.

This podcast focuses on various important areas of recent development in the law of equity and trusts, including undue influence, estoppel, resulting and constructive trusts (especially in connection with trusts of the home), letters of wishes, and charities.

This podcast considers the implications of the ratification of the Treaty of Lisbon on UK parliamentary sovereignty. Listen to this podcast for a discussion on its impact.

This podcast looks at a recent case in light of the Mental Capacity Act 2005, Re MM, and discusses the interesting issues about the application of this Act.

Is unlawful sex discrimination against an employee always enough to justify the employee leaving her job and claiming constructive dismissal? This podcast examines a recent case focusing on this very question.

This podcast looks at three recent cases which have developed the areas of estoppel, trusts of the home, and severance of a joint tenancy.

This podcast examines a recent case in the area concerning trademark infringement. As the Court of Appeal referred various questions to the European Court of Justice concerning this case, including this in an essay will really impress your examiners!

This podcast considers the implications of the recently published White Paper entitled ‘Joint Birth Registration: Recording Responsibility’. Listen now for an analysis of the implications of the government’s plan to include in your essays to really impress your examiners.

This podcast discusses a typical problem question concerning the free movement of goods within the EU and the enforcement of EU law. Listen to discover how to address both issues in your answer and earn valuable points in your exam.

This Equity and Trusts podcast will help you deal with constructive trusts in an essay question, as you consider a popular quote by Lord Justice Edmund Davies in light of the development of modern equity.