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The University of Portsmouth continues its partnership with Stowe Family Law LLP to offer prize to top-performing Family Law student

Shane McKinder

5 minutes

The University of Portsmouth is pleased to continue its collaborative relationship with the UK’s largest specialist family law firm, Stowe Family Law LLP, who provide a wide range of family law services including divorce, financial matters, child law, civil partnerships and domestic abuse cases.

Stowe Family Law is offering the ‘Stowe Family Law Prize’, which will be awarded to the highest-performing student in the Family Law module. The Prize consists of £100 to support the winner’s professional development.

At the University of Portsmouth, we are dedicated to nurturing our students' talents and helping them bridge the gap between academic knowledge and real-world practice. The Stowe Family Law Prize is a testament to our commitment to our students' success and their future careers in the legal profession.

 

 

Dr Shane McKinder, Associate Head for Student Experience in the Faculty of Business and Law

Dr Shane McKinder, Associate Head for Student Experience in the Faculty of Business and Law, said: “We are thrilled to collaborate with Stowe Family Law LLP in offering this prize to our highest-performing student in the Family Law module. This prize acknowledges the student's academic excellence in a complex area of law.

“At the University of Portsmouth, we are dedicated to nurturing our students' talents and helping them bridge the gap between academic knowledge and real-world practice. The Stowe Family Law Prize is a testament to our commitment to our students' success and their future careers in the legal profession.”

Hayley Powell, SEO Manager at Stowe Family Law Portsmouth, said: “We’re proud to award the Stowe Prize to a Portsmouth University student this year. Supporting the next generation of legal professionals is something we care deeply about at Stowe Family Law. The winner has shown real legal skill, and we’re pleased to offer them recognition."

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