Art of Law is a Youtube channel run by Alan Robertshaw who is an experienced barrister of England and Wales.
This channel provides you with free legal guidance and explains different aspects of law, legal principles, and, procedures for media and art law. Legal advice can be very expensive and you will usually have no knowledge when you encounter a legal problem.
Art of Law
Alan Robertshaw was Called to the Bar in October 1997 (Middle Temple). He has Full Rights of Audience and his areas of practice are Defamation, Intellectual property, Other and Other common law.
Alan is authorised by the Bar Standards Board to accept direct public access work and to conduct litigation.
Alan was formerly at 1 Dr Johnson’s Buildings and then Goldsmith Chambers where he still remains a door tenant.
Art of Law should should not be confused with The BlackBelt Barrister or the Secret Barrister.
Art of Law is not a replacement for formal legal advice but it is highly informative and may help you to understand more about the law.
Highly Recommended ★★★★★
Latest Art of Law YouTube Videos
Why did the judge give Prince Harry such a costs kicking?
The costs judgment: https://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/KB/2026/2207.html
Disclaimer: Neither this nor any other video, may be taken as legal ...advice. I accept no liability whatever for any reliance placed upon it.Show More
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