For more Legal English lessons, click here. Essential Vocabulary Lesson Aims By the end of this lesson, you will be better able to: Understand some common words and phrases used in the legal profession. Understand the differences between criminal, civil and common law. Overview If there is one thing that Read more…
Buy Now Other Lessons Legal English Lessons Speak your clients’ language Whether you’re a law student or the managing partner of a law firm, speaking English is a necessity these days. Foreign businesses are doing big business in your country and they need your legal services. But, if you are Read more…
For more Legal English lessons, click here. Contract Law Offers Lesson Aims By the end of this lesson, you will be better able to: understand what constitutes an offer under UK law; apply law to legal questions; compare English law with that in your own country. Overview For a contract Read more…
Employment Law Vocabulary Use the below embedded flashcards to learn vocabulary connected to employment law. Don’t Miss A Thing! If you like this post and the many others on Alex Walls ELT, why not subscribe to our students’ list and get updates to your inbox? Email Name Last name Subscribe Read more…
Legal Professionals Vocabulary Use the below embedded flashcards to learn vocabulary connected to legal professionals. Don’t Miss A Thing! If you like this post and the many others on Alex Walls ELT, why not subscribe to our students’ list and get updates to your inbox? Email Name Last name Subscribe Read more…
Contract Law Vocabulary Use the below embedded flashcards to learn vocabulary connected to contract law. Don’t Miss A Thing! If you like this post and the many others on Alex Walls ELT, why not subscribe to our students’ list and get updates to your inbox? Email Name Last name Subscribe Read more…
Join my Legal English telegram channel here. Legal English Full lessons Contract Law Offers Vocabulary Legal Professionals Employment Law Contract Law Tasks Task 1 – Company Formation Letter You have been approached by a client, Mr Edward Teach, who wishes to open a business with his acquaintance, Mr Henry Morgan, Read more…
