How have the local Trading Standards departments used their powers granted under recent legislation on unfair trading practices? Listen now, to find out how this legislation was used in a landmark case about shill bidding on ebay.

What exactly is a fiduciary in relation to the law on equity and trusts? This podcast identifies the essential characteristics of a fiduciary and a fiduciary relationship, and poses the question of whether the concept needs to be defined with more definition.

This podcast focuses on the highly controversial decision of Re MA, a case which discuses the threshold criteria found in section 31 of the Children Act 1989, in light of child abuse to one child in a family, and its possible impact on other children.

This podcast focuses on the important area of intellectual property law of patents. Listen now to hear analysis of two recent decisions in Folding Attic Stairs Ltd v Loft Stairs Co Ltd, and Dyson Ltd v Vax Ltd, which concern the issue of novelty requirements.

This podcast focuses on the recent and important case, Jones v Kernott, which centres on the highly topical and notoriously difficult issue of trusts and the home. Listen now to deepen your understanding on this area of land law.

This podcast further explores the issue of medical capacity, and focuses on the case of A Local Authority v Mr and Mrs A, where the issues of capacity and understanding of contraception were scrutinised.

To what extent does business law exist to protect the interests of business as well as those who deal with businesses? Listen to this business law podcast for a guide to structuring an answer to a question such as this that goes to the root of business law.

Could you write an essay concerning the implications of faulty goods in consumer and commercial law? Listen to this consumer and commercial law podcast for advice on how to do just that!

Wondering how to tackle a question that demands you combine different areas of criminal law into one essay? Listen to this criminal law podcast to see how the topics of offences against the person and theft are woven into one answer.

Is the bindingness of the doctrine of precedent more apparent than real? Listen to this podcast to find out how you can approach this question with confidence.