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Missed our Year in Numbers blog? Catch up on key trends and insights from the past year in legal research: iclr.co.uk/blog/news-and-… #Law #LegalResearch #ICLR

A timely reminder from the legal world: no single source is enough for reliable legal research. Cases can be overturned, reinterpreted, or affected by later legislation - making verification essential. Read our latest blog for more insights. iclr.co.uk/blog/legal-pro…

We're looking forward to attending the BIALL Conference 2026 at the Hilton Glasgow this June. Our Global Accounts Manager will be there connecting with legal information professionals and exploring the latest industry innovations. See you at #BIALL2026

Pupillage secured for 2026? Don’t miss out on ICLR’s 2026 Pupillage Award funding. Support for aspiring barristers at the start of their careers. Apply today. iclr.co.uk/sponsorship/ic… #Pupillage #Barrister #LegalCareers

When families break down, are children really being heard? Our latest blog examines the role of family law professionals in protecting children’s rights and ensuring their voices are central to proceedings. Read the blog here: iclr.co.uk/blog/commentar…

Secured pupillage but need extra financial support? The ICLR Pupillage Award offers a £13,000 boost over your 12-month pupillage-recognising both your talent and your financial need. Take the next step in your legal career with confidence. Apply below: iclr.co.uk/sponsorship/ic…

A look back at a standout year - explore ICLR’s 2025 in numbers.

From ancient texts to modern case law. Joseph Streeter’s journey from academia to ICLR shows how skills in history and languages can translate into law, and why headnotes play a vital role in shaping legal understanding. Read more here: iclr.co.uk/blog/legal-pro…

From judgments to journals: the story of 2025 in data. iclr.co.uk/reportability/

Have you applied yet? If you've secured pupillage and need additional financial support, the ICLR Pupillage Award offers £13,000 during your 12-month pupillage, recognising both merit and financial need. Click the link below to find out more: iclr.co.uk/sponsorship/ic…

Applications are open for the ICLR Pupillage Award. The award provides £13,000 in financial support for a pupil during their 12-month pupillage. If you’ve secured pupillage and meet the criteria, apply now: #apply" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">iclr.co.uk/sponsorship/ic…

Our latest blog, written by ICLR law reporter Krishen Soogumaran, unpacks recent developments and clarifies the boundaries of judicial intervention in arbitration proceedings. Click the link below to read more: iclr.co.uk/blog/legal-pro…

ICLR proudly supports BVL's 2025 Model Law Commission Report featuring student proposals on Corporate Offending, Cosmetic Surgery, Children & Social Media, and Surrogacy. Congratulations to all involved! Read the report below: bvl.org.uk/_files/ugd/517…

A year of subtle but powerful change: David Burrows reviews the 2025 cases that reshaped family law, procedure, and open justice. Click the link to read more: iclr.co.uk/blog/legal-pro…

In our latest guest blog, Greg Williams reflects on his time at university and early career, and outlines why instant case summaries and ICLR’s law reports remain the gold standard for precision and authority. iclr.co.uk/blog/legal-pro…

David Cosway, our Business and Product Development Manager, shares inspiring insights from the 13th Model Law Commission Event in Westminster. Read more below: iclr.co.uk/blog/legal-pro…

Graeme Johnston examines a recent case involving judicial proceedings immunity, whistleblowing, and enforcement of arbitration awards. Read more below: iclr.co.uk/blog/commentar…

All the team here at ICLR would like to thank you for your continued support this year. We wish you a joyful holiday season and a very happy New Year!

This week’s blog considers recent developments in the law of contempt following Buzzard-Quashie v Chief Constable of Northamptonshire Police [2025]. Read what David Burrows has to say below: iclr.co.uk/blog/commentar…

As artificial intelligence tools become embedded in legal workflows, a new question emerges: When AI gets it wrong, who is accountable? Read our latest guest blog by Jean Gan on AI accountability reckoning, linked below: iclr.co.uk/blog/legal-pro…