SQE1 Prep — The Audio Course

Remoteness and Damage — SQE1 FLK1 Tort Law

Proving the defendant caused the harm is not the end of it, because the law still decides which harms count and what they are worth. Practise this topic with exam-style

Causation — SQE1 FLK1 Tort Law

A hospital sends a dying man home without a doctor seeing him, admits it was careless, and still pays nothing. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: sqe1prep.co

Breach of Duty — SQE1 FLK1 Tort Law

A driver with thirty years and no accidents judged 35 miles an hour to be a safe speed for him, and the law had already stopped listening. Practise this topic with exam-

Duty of Care — SQE1 FLK1 Tort Law

A woman bites into a cereal bar she was given rather than bought, and the law lets her sue a manufacturer she has never dealt with. Practise this topic with exam-style q

Remedies, Causation and Remoteness — SQE1 FLK1 Contract Law

A caterer walks away three weeks before the wedding, and the one number the couple can recover explains almost everything contract damages do. Practise this topic with e

Discharge of Contract — SQE1 FLK1 Contract Law

A gardener does half the job and walks away, and the law hands him nothing, while a decorator who hangs one strip of wallpaper crooked is paid almost in full. Practise t

Mistake, Duress, Undue Influence and Illegality — SQE1 FLK1 Contract Law

A rogue buys a car with a cheque that bounces and sells it on before anyone notices, and whether your client ever sees it again turns on a single word. Practise this top

Misrepresentation — SQE1 FLK1 Contract Law

The dealer says one previous owner, the car has had four, and nothing about owners is in the written agreement, which is exactly why the claim works. Practise this topic

Classification and Interpretation of Terms — SQE1 FLK1 Contract Law

A crane sits idle for seven weeks, the builder writes ending the hire, and that letter turns out to be the more expensive mistake. Practise this topic with exam-style qu

Implied Terms and Exemption Clauses — SQE1 FLK1 Contract Law

The law writes terms into your contract that nobody agreed to, and then refuses to let you write them out again. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: sqe1prep.

Express Terms and Incorporation — SQE1 FLK1 Contract Law

A signature binds you to every word you never read, and one question asked at the counter can undo it. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: sqe1prep.co.uk In

Privity and Third Party Rights — SQE1 FLK1 Contract Law

A nephew is named in an agreement, promised £5,000, and can recover nothing, because of a single line the sisters' solicitor put in. Practise this topic with exam-style

Consideration and Promissory Estoppel — SQE1 FLK1 Contract Law

A supplier promises a loyal customer 20 per cent off for a year, then changes its mind, and English law sides with the supplier. Practise this topic with exam-style ques

Formation of a Contract — SQE1 FLK1 Contract Law

A price tag in a shop window, cash counted out on the counter, and a shop owner who is still perfectly free to say no. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: sqe

Constitutional Foundations — SQE1 FLK1 Legal System

A minister spends three weeks attacking her own government's decision on television, a citizen goes to the High Court, and the court will do nothing at all. Practise thi

Judicial Review — SQE1 FLK1 Legal System

A residents' association files inside the three months everyone told them they had, and can still lose the claim before anyone argues the law. Practise this topic with e

Statutory Interpretation — SQE1 FLK1 Legal System

A trader puts a price ticket on something the law says she must not offer for sale, and whether she is guilty turns entirely on what the word offer already means. Practi

Primary Legislation — SQE1 FLK1 Legal System

A minister and an Act of Parliament can impose exactly the same speed limit, and only one of them can be destroyed in court. Practise this topic with exam-style question

Doctrine of Precedent — SQE1 FLK1 Legal System

A Court of Appeal ruling matches your client's case almost exactly, and the one fact that differs is why the judge can decide against him. Practise this topic with exam-

Courts and the Judiciary — SQE1 FLK1 Legal System

A newspaper says the Supreme Court has struck down an Act of Parliament; your client's licence depends on whether that can be true. Practise this topic with exam-style q