We called in an expert to help us explain the movements and the competitiveness of the legal market.

This week we’ll be exploring financial disputes that everyday consumers have with credit providers, travel insurance, and more as we sit down with Tim Emerton, a Senior Investigator at the Financial Ombudsman Service.

Last year Britney Spears made headlines in her legal battle against her father for control of the conservatorship. This week's episode is all on the area of law underlying it.

Disability Rights is an area of law that is rarely, if at all, touched upon in law schools and yet one which affects a significant number of people.

This week on LegalTea we explore International Human Rights Law, particularly the controversy and implications of statelessness, as well as the necessity of digital rights given the potential of discrimination and exclusion in digital public services.

Every law student studies Criminal Law, but how much do you know about financial and white collar crime?

This week we’ll be sitting down with Irene Corchado Resmella, an independent Legal Translator specializing in English-Spanish translation for matters of Succession Law in Wales, Scotland, and England.

Introducing the beginning of our special episode series, focusing on themes facing the Legal Industry in general.

This week we’ll be sitting down with Luke Doherty, a Managing Director at Mindful Peak Performance, a non-profit dedicated to sharing a mindfulness-based approach to performance.

Kicking off 2022 by exploring the world of Litigation and the politics of the area of law.

This week we’ll be sitting down with Andy Raine, Head of the International Law Unit at UNEP (United Nations Environmental Programme).

This week to help us get on the train to Blockchain city, we sit down with Nathan Vandy, Head of Legal at WACEO.

What happens when doctors get it wrong? Is there any truth to the 'ambulance chaser' name given to lawyers? How has the pandemic affected life-saving diagnoses and treatments?

This week we explore the world of Medical Negligence with Kimberley Nightingale, a Medical Negligence Solicitor at Irwin Mitchell.

In the episode we discuss, what the OECD is, the vast undertaking of timely insights and reports it manages to produce, and the importance of objectivity in the profession.

In one of our most inspiring episodes yet, we take a look at the world of Social Welfare Law, the nuance behind the causes of getting into debt, and government regulation in the area.

Exploring the world of Private Client during the greatest generational transfer of wealth in our lifetime

They say ‘if you are not paying for the product, then you are the product‘, but how far does this go? Can the laws allegedly protecting our data keep with the pace of technological development?

We're back! With a fresh brew this season, we kick off by spilling the tea on the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) with Jadesola Sodipo, a recently qualified barrister at the CPS.

For our season finale, we decided to focus on an area of topic close to home - the rights and protections on Man’s best friend - Animals.

This week we sit down with Robert Jappie, Life Science & Cannibinoid Regulation Partner at Ince. In the episode we hash out the details on the broad spectrum of cannabis uses, the incoming tide of legalization across the world, and Robert’s experience finding the first Cannabis Law department in the UK.

Loss is a sad part of life, but it also raises important legal questions.

This week we sit down with Elle McDonald, Contentious Trusts and Disputes Solicitor at Bolt Burden and Brighton Sociology and Criminology Graduate.