Abstract submissions are still open for the Law School PGR Conference 2025, with new broadened conference title and sub-themes. Head over to the website for more details, and make sure to follow Instagram (Lancaster Law School PGR Conference 2025) and X (Lancaster Law School PGR Conference 2025) to keep up to date.

📢 The Law Clinic is hosting a pop-up legal advice clinic in Blackpool on Weds 22nd January! Got a legal issue? We might be able to help. 📧 Contact us: [email protected]

A The Conversation article by Ben Mayfield Lancaster Law and Crim about "guerrilla gardening" has been republished by The Big Issue Japan ビッグイシュー日本 👇 bigissue-online.jp/archives/10840…

We regret to inform you that the below session, originally scheduled for 22 Jan 2025, has been canceled due to [unforeseen circumstances. We apologise for any inconvenience. If you have any questions, please reach out to [email protected].

So, so pleased to say Liz Kelly will be joining us on 'Revisiting Surviving Sexual Violence' Lancaster Law and Crim next month 🔥 The continuum of sexual violence couldn't be more relevant today 21st Feb, 4-6pm - free to attend - registration required 👇🏽 eventbrite.co.uk/e/public-lectu…

Two fascinating talks at this week’s School Research Seminar Series: Dr Rachel Heah explored pet custody disputes in the context of family law; and Dr Nkechi Azinge on ‘FATF Greylisting Implications and Learnings from a Global South Perspective: Nigeria as a Case Study

This week at the Law School’s Research Seminar, Dr Zanele Nyoni-Wood shared insights on the Lancaster University Africa Research Hub as its codirector, joined by Dr Yakubu Salifu & Dr Nkechi Azinge-Egbiri. Exciting collaborations with Ghana & Malawi ahead! lancaster.ac.uk/africa-researc…

For the Law School’s Research Seminar Series this week Dr Claire Fitzpatrick discussed her insightful and timely paper 'Power in the court room: From judicial perspectives to judicial rehabilitation.

How can you get close to 200 countries to agree a treaty on #PlasticPollution? Lancaster Law and Crim's Dr Alexandra Harrington takes the The Pentland Centre for Sustainability in Business #TransformingTomorrow team behind the scenes in he role as a UN-accredited observer to find out.

A brilliant evening at the Crim Ball with our amazing law school staff! Huge thanks to the Criminology Society for organising such a fantastic event!

Join us in celebrating Professor Emeritus David Milman’s retirement from Lancaster University with talks on his research, policy impact, and role in establishing a foundation of excellence in insolvency research at the university.Register: forms.office.com/e/kAQhZumLan

Researchers from the Child & Family Justice Research at Lancaster University and University of Bristol are working in partnership with leading kinship care charities Kinship and Families in Harmony on a new ground-breaking project, funded by the Nuffield Foundation.

🚨 Just published: Highlights from our #InsolvencyLaw conference at Lancaster Castle! Hosted by Dr John Wood, with leading voices from academia & practice, we explore reform & future directions. Read the blog here: lancaster.ac.uk/law/blog/refor…

We're recruiting mock jurors for upcoming mock criminal trials. This unique opportunity will take place in our replica courtroom at Lancaster University. Your participation will greatly contribute to understand the justice system in England and Wales! lancasterguardian.co.uk/education/lanc…

Research Away Day - great to reflect on and celebrate the vibrant research culture and the impactful research in the Law School this year!!! Excited about the breakthroughs in the year ahead!!

Professor James Sweeney from Lancaster Law and Crim writes in the Conversation on “Why have so few atrocities ever been recognised as genocide?” theconversation.com/why-have-so-fe…

Congratulations to Dr Linda Cusworth and the research team behind ‘Permanently Progressing?’ awarded Herald Research Project of the Year! This vital study is shaping policy for care-experienced children in Scotland. lancaster.ac.uk/news/study-int…

Law, fun & Play-Doh! Six law students ran a workshop at the LU Education Conference showing how School Tasking boosts employability for widening participation students—using Play-Doh & the UN Rights of the Child!

Check out this story about a new Lancaster graduate who is urging others to consider university after successfully completing her degree in Law, and gaining a “sense of justice for the girl who felt stupid”. tinyurl.com/58pbd7um Lancaster Law and Crim

New blog alert! PhD student, Abi Lafbery, explored how swimmers navigate legal grey areas around water access and pollution. A must-read for anyone interested in swimming and environmental justice. lancaster.ac.uk/law/blog/murky…