The Centre is sponsored by The Law School of City, University of London. The Centre’s purpose is to scrutinise existing family law and to facilitate reform where appropriate.
The Centre’s Committee, chaired by His Honour Michael Horowitz QC, is comprised of academics, judges and practitioners (both barristers and solicitors). The Committee meets quarterly to discuss recent developments in family law and proposals for reform.
City Law School facilities
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The City Law School building on Sebastian Street has now opened its doors and will provide a new home for The City Law School.
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The £63 million City Law School building features a dedicated library, 160-seat lecture theatre, modern study space, staff offices, restaurant and central atrium with a glazed roof.
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This impressive facility features dynamic social spaces which complements The City Law School’s forward-thinking approach to teaching, learning and research.
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With a modern seminar and meeting rooms, a mock court room, a legal clinic and state of the art law library to encourage a more informal and interactive style of learning.
