Law Exchange

Law Exchange explores English law through clear, concise explanations of legal principles, landmark cases, and the topics that shape the legal system. Episodes cover tort, contract, criminal, and constitutional law, as well as modern legal issues. Whether you're studying GCSE or A-Level Law, university law, or simply curious about English law, each episode makes topics easy to understand.

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  The Limits of International Law with Amna Haider | How to Think Like a Lawyer

  Aug 30, 202615 minS2

  <p>In the second episode of How to Think Like a Lawyer, Alexander is joined by Amna Haider, a human rights and international affairs expert, for a conversation about one of the biggest questions in international law: what happens when international law exists, but states choose not to follow it?</p><p>Amna brings her experience studying international law, human rights and international affairs to explore the limits of the international legal system and the difficult relationship between legal rules, state practice, political power and international relations.</p><p>The interview begins with the 2003 Iraq War, examining the controversial legal...

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  The Art of Legal Reasoning with James Piercy | How to Think Like a Lawyer

  Aug 27, 20269 minS2

  <p>In the first episode of How to Think Like a Lawyer, Alexander is joined by James Piercy for a conversation about what it really means to think, reason and argue like a lawyer.</p><p>James Piercy is a legal professional and advocate with experience in debating, mooting and appearing before judges. In this episode, he shares insights drawn from his experience studying and practising law, exploring how lawyers develop the ability to analyse complex problems, construct persuasive arguments and communicate with clarity.</p><p>What makes someone a good lawyer? Is it knowing the law, being a persuasive...

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  Tort Law 08 — Defences: Can a Defendant Avoid Liability?

  Aug 24, 202611 minS1

  <p>What are the main defences to a negligence claim in English law?</p><p>Learn how a defendant may avoid liability or reduce the amount of compensation payable even after the claimant has established the basic elements of negligence.</p><p>Understand contributory negligence and how the claimant's own lack of reasonable care can affect the damages they recover.</p><p>Explore voluntary assumption of risk, or volenti non fit injuria, and understand when knowingly and freely accepting a risk may provide a defence.</p><p>Discover mitigation of loss and why claimants are expected to take reasonable steps...

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  Episode #7

  Tort Law 07 - Causation: Did You Actually Cause the Harm?

  Aug 21, 202610 minS1

  <p>What is causation in English negligence law?</p><p>Learn how courts determine whether a defendant's breach of duty actually caused the claimant's harm.</p><p>Understand the “but for” test and how factual causation establishes the connection between negligent conduct and injury.</p><p>Explore legal causation, intervening acts, and how the chain of causation can be affected by events occurring after the defendant's negligence.</p><p>Discover the principle of remoteness and why the type of harm must be sufficiently connected to the defendant's conduct.</p><p>Examine how reasonable foreseeability helps courts decide whether damage is too...

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  Tort Law 06 - Breach of Duty: When Care Isn't Enough.

  Aug 18, 20269 minS1

  <p>What is breach of duty in English negligence law?</p><p>Learn what a breach of duty means and how courts decide whether a defendant has failed to meet the required standard of care.</p><p>Understand the reasonable person test and how it is used to determine whether conduct falls below the standard expected by law.</p><p>Explore how courts consider the likelihood and seriousness of harm, the practicality of taking precautions, and the circumstances surrounding the risk.</p><p>Discover how breach of duty works as one of the key elements of a negligence claim.</p><...

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