Word of the Week: Expressly

Word of the Week: Tribunal (noun) Definition: In England and Wales there are different types of tribunals which hear different types of cases from the courts, typically involving immigration and employment issues. Tribunals are often more informal than courts and often parties do not have legal representation. Domestic tribunals deal with the internal affairs of a […]

Merger (noun) Definition: The combination of two or more things into one. Especially two or more companies becoming one. Example: After the merger, we had to establish a united company culture. This word features in Episode 21 of the Study Legal English Podcast.

Judgment (Noun) Definition: A judgment is a decision issued by a judge. MISTAKE ALERT!: An important point to note is the spelling of judgment. In British English when we talk about a decision issued by a judge we spell it: J U D G M E N T. When we talk about a point of view […]

Word of the Week: Rectification (noun)