Julian Webb

Galloping off madly in one direction Legal education reform, the (im?) possibility of evidence-based policy making and a plea for better design thinking

Julian Webb

Conference Proceedings  |  2020  |  IMPERATIVES FOR LEGAL EDUCATION RESEARCH: THEN, NOW AND TOMORROW

Delivering Dispute Resolution: A Holistic Review of Models in England and Wales

Julian Webb

Journal article  |  2020  |  CIVIL JUSTICE QUARTERLY

Foreword

J Webb

Book  |  2019

Of tails and dogs: Standards, standardisation and innovation in assessment

Paul Maharg, Julian Webb

Book Chapter  |  2019

The Profession(s)’ Engagements with LawTech: Narratives and Archetypes of Future Law

Lisa Webley, John Flood, Julian Webb, Francesca Bartlett, Kate Galloway, Kieran Tranter

Journal article  |  2019  |  Law, Technology and Humans

This article argues that there are three narratives to technology’s role in augmenting, disrupting or ending the current legal ser..

Standing Committee on Legal Education and Training

Anthony Rogers, Tony Smith, Julian Webb

Report  |  2018

Legal Education and Training Review: a five-year retro/prospective

Jane Ching, Paul Maharg, Avrom Sherr, Julian Webb

Journal article  |  2018  |  LAW TEACHER

The Legal Education and Training Review final report on the regulation of legal services education and training was published in J..

Response: A tale of two cities reflecting on Lord Neuberger’s ‘reforming legal education’

J Webb

Book Chapter  |  2016

Response: A tale of two cities: Reflecting on lord neuberger’s ‘reforming legal education’

J Webb

Book Chapter  |  2015

Introduction Since the first Lord Upjohn Lecture was delivered by Lord Diplock in 1971, 2 a further 16 have been offered by judges..

The LETRs (Still) in the Post: The Legal Education and Training Review and the Reform of Legal Services Education and Training - A Personal (Re)view

J WEBB

Book Chapter  |  2015