The Global South Dialogue on Economic Crime Network, in collaboration with the Warwick Law School, hosted a 3-day symposium Centre on campus last week.

We are excited to share that Warwick Law School’s Professor Jane Bryan has been listed as one of the official winners of the second edition of the Positive Leadership Awards.

Recent research by Dr Ali Struthers reveals 'School Tasking' widening participation project boosts children's legal comprehension, connecting them to cases influencing consumer rights, human rights, and broader justice and equality themes.

In a new initiative aimed at fostering community connections, Professor Jane Bryan of Warwick Law School and Farina Butt, owner of Milk and Mocha Coffee Shop in Kenilworth and Managing Director at Education4All, have joined forces to launch the ‘Conversations and Coffee’ project.

We are thrilled to share that Dr Hyo Yoon Kang, Reader/Associate Professor at Warwick Law School has been elected this month as the Co-Director of the International Society for the History and Theory of Intellectual Property (ISHTIP) for a five-year term.

On 14 November 2023, Warwick Law School held a roundtable discussion titled “The Russia-Ukraine War and Frontiers of Law”, organised by Professor Andrew Williams, Dr Solange Mouthaan and Dr Aisel Omarova.

The Council of the European Law Institute (ELI) has recently approved an interim report for its project on Guiding Principles and Model Rules for Algorithmic Contracts directed by Professor Christian Twigg-Flesner.

Dr Charlotte Woodhead takes a unique and exciting approach to examining how law and non-law instruments look after cultural heritage in the UK in her new book, 'Caring for Cultural Heritage'.

Dr Maryna Utkina and Dr Aisel Omarova participated in a comprehensive leadership training program.

We are delighted to announce that Professor Jane Bryan from Warwick Law School has been listed in the Kindness and Leadership 50 Leading Lights UK 2023.

We are delighted to announce that Dr Henrique Carvalho, Associate Professor in the School of Law, and co-author Dr Anastasia Chamberlen have been awarded the Howard Journal of Crime and Justice Best Article Prize for 2022.

We were delighted to welcome participants to campus last week for a topical summer school on digital health apps and regulation, organised by the There Is No App For This! project team.