A book edited by reproductive law expert Dr Kirsty Horsey offering critical insights into the legislation for human fertilisation and embryology is now available in … Read more
Art law student enjoys opportunity to network with leading legal experts in art and antiquities market
As a law student studying the Art and Cultural Heritage Law module at Kent, Eva Deligiannidis enjoyed an exciting opportunity to network with leading legal … Read more
New book on Law’s Hermeneutics co-edited by Dr Simone Glanert
A co-edited collection of essays on Law’s Hermeneutics: Other Investigations, for which Dr Simone Glanert acted as Lead Editor, has been published by Routledge. The book brings together … Read more
Free public talk on representing Marshall Islands case before International Court of Justice
Law School Professor Nick Grief will reflect on his experiences of representing the Marshall Islands before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) when he delivers … Read more
Research excellence at Law School rewarded with two University Research Prizes
Research excellence at Kent Law School has been rewarded in this year’s University Research Prizes with an Advanced Research Prize for Professor Davina Cooper and … Read more
New book explores law, ethics and controversies of cord blood collection
A new book by Kent medical law expert Dr Karen Devine explores the law, ethics and controversies surrounding the collection, banking and ownership of umbilical … Read more
Working as an environmental regulatory analyst for eRevalue
For the first Environmental Law Guest Seminar of the Spring term, Kent Law School was pleased to welcome back alumna Claire Walls for a talk … Read more
Kent employment law expert to examine regulation of unacceptable forms of work
Comparative insights into the challenges and potential of regulation of precarious and low-quality jobs around the world will be the focus of a new research … Read more
Law clinic uses EU law to win benefits case
Kent Law Clinic has won disability benefits for a man who lived in England from the age of three but had retained his Spanish citizenship. … Read more
The role of animal companions in the lives of the homeless
New research from Professor Helen Carr argues that by understanding the caring relationships between homeless people and their pets we could reframe how we think … Read more