Featured Articles from our Online Division
Our Online Journal features original pieces edited by our Online staff at Bristol. They are not representative of any views held by the Bristol Law Review Editorial Board.
Eleni Konstantinidou - 2025
The Supreme Court's decision in Philipp v Barclays saw the abolishment of the Quincecare duty, marking a change from a standard duty of care principle to an agency basis. This decision has left sole bank account customers unprotected against APP fraud, presenting a significant lacuna of implications.
Sam Allibone - 2021
Runner-up to Bristol Law Review and University of Bristol Bar Society essay competition 2021, sponsored by Brick Court Chambers, Sam Allibone presents her fresh views on how the law should respond to racial inequalities.
Mark Ngu - 2023
In this blog post, we will be considering some unusual royal ‘ownership laws’ of the United Kingdom and the implications for our common law system. While we may have Thanksgiving Turkey and Christmas Goose, why not St. Patrick’s Day Swan?
Tochi Ejimofo - 2021
As part of the Bristol Law Review and University of Bristol Bar Society essay competition 2021, sponsored by Brick Court Chambers, Tochi Ejimofo presents her fresh views on how the law should respond to racial inequalities.
Eleni Konstantinidou - 2024
The Supreme Court's decision in Takhar v Gracefield Developments Ltd proved restorative towards the criticised principle established in Abouloff v Openheimer Co, on fraud as a defence to the enforcement of judgments. I Abouloff's landmark status upheld or in need of reform?