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Another week, another proof. My piece on Statute of Labourers and Contract Law, in 'Epidemics and the Law from Plague to Present' is a bit of old-school doctrinal medieval legal history. But, of course, it's me, so it has a cheeky twist... Out Sept 2025. bloomsbury.com/uk/epidemics-a…

The Selden Society have advertised for the Milsom PhD Studentship in English Legal History, which I was very fortunate to receive for my own PhD in 2017. Excellent opportunity for UK students to pursue a PhD in Legal History in Sept/Oct 2025. jobs.ac.uk/job/DMU930/mil…

BLHC 2026: Law and Governance dlvr.it/TKMPZx

Great opportunity to get paid to study for a PhD in #AI #law University of York York Law School Institute for Safe Autonomy. All fees paid and you get paid £20,780 a year tax free. Tight deadline due to funding becoming available short notice. Home students only due to funder restrictions. jobs.ac.uk/job/DMY473/ukr…

Manchester is hiring! Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in the Law of Obligations (with a special emphasis on the Law of Torts) (Teaching and Research) jobs.manchester.ac.uk/Job/JobDetail?…

A “copy” of Magna Carta sold to the Harvard Law School Library in 1946 has been identified as one of just six extraordinarily rare originals that survive intact from 1300.

Applications for the MHS Bursary 2025 are open! Two Research Bursaries (£1,000 each) are available, supporting new research into any aspect of the medieval Welsh March (i.e. 1066-1536), the Marcher lordships or the Mortimer family. For more info, visit: mortimerhistorysociety.org.uk/society/bursar…

Tomorrow 7pm UK time, Matthew Dyson , Ashley Hannay and I are speaking about teaching legal history in England and Wales. The chapter we've written for an upcoming comparative book involved empirical research on English/Welsh unis, and reflects on future directions for the discipline.

📢 In association with University of Chester, we're delighted to announce the publication of our historical map of Chester which charts the city's development from Roman fortress to mercantile centre and cathedral city. Get your copy now! shop.historictownstrust.uk/product/histor…

Registration is now open to attend the conference Celebrating 100 Years of the 1925 Property Legislation at Selwyn College, Cambridge on 8-9 September 2025. The draft programme and booking link may be found on the conference webpage: landecon.cam.ac.uk/news/2025-conf…

ESCLH CONFERENCE: Programme of the 8th Biennial Conference of the European Society for Comparative Legal History (Szeged: University of Szeged, 2-4 JUL 2025) ift.tt/vmKWaSP

'The Appleby Magna Carta' - a free public talk on the recent major discovery of Cumbria's Charter by Profs David Carpenter & Nick Vincent, who made the discovery. Friday 27th June, Appleby Public Hall. Free & open to all, but registration is essential: eventbrite.com/e/the-appleby-…

CALL FOR PAPERS: Law and Governance [27th British Legal History Conference] (Nottingham: University of Nottingham, 1-4 JUL 2026) [DEADLINE 15 SEP 2025] ift.tt/fKiolzb

#LegalHistory For any medieval/early modern historians and legal historians still out there on this platform, here's a call for papers that might interest you! Do pass it on to anyone you think might be interested in sending in an abstract: bristol.ac.uk/law/events/202… Bristol Law School

Dr Simon Egan of Queens University, Belfast will be 1st of 3 speakers at our online evening conference on the Mortimers in Ireland on 2 July. Simon will explore the complex relationships between the Mortimers and Irish aristocracy. Details and tickets at tinyurl.com/ybk5hms7

We're proud to support the Virtual Record Treasury of Ireland which has recovered 175,000+ records lost in 1922. From medieval parchments to 19th-century censuses, our past is now searchable and shared so find out more at buff.ly/w8tJteM and buff.ly/J2auOVb!

“Brush up on your knowledge of the English legal system”

When you accidentally set off a storm on LinkedIn of all things, by saying students shouldn’t just get AI to write law essays… whatkatydid.net/p/ai-law-and-l…

I recently finished a draft of a chapter on the Northern late medieval judge Sir John Vavasour. Seemed appropriate to celebrate by sampling the work of his heirs.

My hot take on King and Conqueror in which I cite Ed West and Ken Dodd 🏹 unherd.com/newsroom/bbcs-…