Osgoode Professional Development Competitors

Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review

The Vermont Journal of Environmental Law’s mission is to provide an accessible forum to discuss contemporary environmental legal issues. Accordingly, the Journal publishes high quality articles authored by academics, practitioners, and students alike. In selecting its articles, the Journal recognizes that environmental issues are inexorably linked with many other areas of law and seeks to encompass a broad range of viewpoints and attitudes. In addition to publishing quarterly issues, the Journal hosts an annual symposium, reaches national audiences through its Top Ten Environmental Watch List, and brings commentary on environmental legal issues to non-lawyers via its colloquial EcoPerspectives Blog.

CILEX Law School provides effective and accessible training for a wide range of professional and vocational legal qualifications. Our emphasis is on quality, innovation, and flexibility in course delivery, coupled with excellence in customer service. We are wholly owned by the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives, and have been delivering legal training for over 30 years. We specialise in legal training by supported distance learning, with 3,700 students currently training to be solicitors, chartered legal executives, paralegals and secretaries. Our student numbers now also include school leavers setting out in the legal world as legal apprentices. We have been instrumental in the development of legal apprenticeships, which offer employers government funding for training young people in the workplace.