Exeter Law School

Law School Prizes 2023

Posted by The Law School

7 August 2023

The Law School has a thriving culture of prizes and scholarships which involves collaboration with, and taking inspiration from, influential global partners, donors, and Exeter alumni.

Each year we award prizes to students across the year groups, and in 2023 we had two new categories. Firstly the Alexander Lofgren Pro Bono Memorial Prize has been kindly donated by Druces LLP, in memory of Exeter alumnus Alex Lofgren who sadly passed away in 2022.

Our second new prize is sponsored by IPAN, the Intellectual Property Awareness Network, whose prize was awarded to the third year student with the highest overall average in LAW3028. Full details of prize criteria are here.

Finalists Prize Ceremony

Pictured are Dr Louise Loder and Professor Claire Gammage with each of the recipients who were able to attend. A full list of the other Law School prize recipients is below.

Photo of Dr Louise Loder and Professor Clair Gammage with prize winner. Malcolm Mead Prize: Charlotte Jones. Awarded annually to the undergraduate student who achieves the best performance in Employment Law.
Photo of Dr Louise Loder and Professor Clair Gammage with prize winner. Wording: Franco-British Lawyers Society Prize: Fleur Saillard. Awarded to the final year LLB student with the highest overall average in the LLB English Law and French Law/ Master 1 degree programme.
Photo of Dr Louise Loder and Professor Clair Gammage with prize winner. Wording: Final Year Graduate LLB Prize: Mae Dimaano. Awarded to the Graduate LLB student with the highest overall average in the Graduate LLB degree programme.
Photo of Dr Louise Loder and Professor Clair Gammage with prize winner. Wording: IPAN Prize: Hannah Wilson-Autzen. Awarded annually to the third year LLB student with the highest overall average in LAW3028.
Photo of Dr Louise Loder and Professor Clair Gammage with prize winner. Wording: Baker Prize for Company Law: Harry Spice. Awarded to a UG student with the best performance in the Company Law module.
Photo of Dr Louise Loder and Professor Clair Gammage with prize winner. Wording: Ashurst Prize: Zoe Bushby. Awarded to the best overall LLB student, minimum achievement of 65% combined with excellent extracurricular non-academic achievements.
Photo of Dr Louise Loder and Professor Clair Gammage with prize winner. Wording: Peter English Dissertation Prize: Taha Ragheb. Awarded to the student with the highest mark in a socio-legal dissertation.
Photo of Dr Louise Loder and Professor Clair Gammage with prize winner. Wording: Alexander Lofgren Pro Bono Memorial Prize: Runner Up: Raina Singh. This prize is sponsored by Druces LLP in memory of Alexander Lofgren, a University of Exeter Law School Alumnus. Open to all Exeter Law School students in any year of the LLB degree.
Photo of Dr Louise Loder and Professor Clair Gammage with prize winner. Wording: Pro Bono Prize: Hannah Peasland. This prize is awarded to the student who has made the best contribution to the Community Law Clinic.

Other Law School Prizes 2023

The Alexander Lofgren Prize:

Eloise Faggi, (Home/UK)

Zainab Zafar, (International)

Constitutional and Administrative Law Prize:

Evie McDermott, Isabelle Eve, Erica Iesini

Criminal Law Prize: Evie McDermott

Year One Graduate LLB Achievement Prize: Sophie Stewart

Land Law Prize: Serena Blake

Peter English Dissertation Prize:

Robert Pixa (doctrinal)

Ayobami Olufemi-White

Francesca Mauro

Oxford University Press Victoria Williams Memorial Prize: Sneha Vivekanandan

Edward Elgar Publishing Prize: Hannah Wood

Hart Publishing Prize: Hannah Wood

Tozers Prize: Emma Roberts

The IPAN Prize for Intellectual Property: Libby Hounslow

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