LLex Meridian

Est. Tipton · United Kingdom

The study of law,
practised as a craft.

Lex Meridian is a private academy for serious students of law — taught by senior counsel, examined to bar standard, and held to a quieter standard of excellence.

97%

Bar pass rate

1:6

Tutor ratio

28

Practising faculty

12

Years instructing

As cited in

The Times EducationalLegal CheekChambers UKThe LawyerCounsel Magazine

Our philosophy

A school for those who intend to practise.

Law is not a body of facts to be memorised. It is a discipline — of language, of reason, and of restraint. We teach it in small cohorts, in long-form seminars, and by the example of those who still rise to speak in court each morning.

Rigorous

Examinations modelled on the bar.

Refined

Seminars, not lectures.

Practitioner-led

Faculty drawn from chambers.

Faculty

Taught by those who still rise to speak.

Twenty-eight practising barristers and solicitors, every one of them in active practice.

Meet the faculty
Dame Cordelia Ashbourne KC

Dame Cordelia Ashbourne KC

Constitutional Law

Sir Edmund Halloway KC

Sir Edmund Halloway KC

Advocacy & Litigation

Ravi Subramanian

Ravi Subramanian

Corporate Practice

Naomi Adesanya

Naomi Adesanya

Human Rights Law

The admissions process

Four quiet steps to a place at the academy.

  1. 01

    Written submission

    A short letter, in your own hand, addressed to the principal.

  2. 02

    Reading list

    A small set of texts, read before interview.

  3. 03

    Interview

    One hour, in person, with two members of faculty.

  4. 04

    Offer

    Issued within ten days, with deposit terms attached.

Cohort alumna
“Lex Meridian taught me to think as a barrister thinks — quietly, precisely, and a step ahead. I have not encountered its equal.”

Eleanor Whitcombe

Barrister, Inner Temple · Class of '23

All testimonials
The Lex Meridian Journal

The Journal

Essays from the faculty.

Published quarterly, the Lex Meridian Journal collects writing on the law from our tutors and visiting practitioners.

  • Constitutional

    On the quiet death of parliamentary sovereignty.

  • Corporate

    Drafting in an age of artificial intelligence.

  • Advocacy

    What a closing speech still owes to Cicero.

Read the journal

Education Award

Times Higher · 2024

Best Boutique Academy

Chambers UK · 2023

Faculty of the Year

Legal Cheek · 2022

Admissions open · Michaelmas Term

Begin a correspondence that may, in time, shape a career.