The Virtual Court
Connecting legal study with practice
Founded in 2024 by lawyer Noor Alhuda, Virtual Court connects academic learning with professional practice. It offers curriculum support for law students, practical training for new lawyers, professional development for practitioners and an electronic legal reference library.
Learning pathways
Pathways cover all four undergraduate years, lawyers’ specialisms, postgraduate preparation and competitive entrance examinations, including public, private, criminal and international law.
Courses and workshops
The catalogue lists 50 courses at the time of review, covering professional preparation, corporate practice, agreement drafting and litigation. Training for the 2025 and 2026 competition editions is also available.
Workshops explore AI in legal work, digital matters, amicable dispute resolution and professional skills. Visit the platform for current programmes and schedules.
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Experts and trainers
Practising lawyers and academics contribute across a range of specialisms. Meet the trainers and explore their programmes in the official directory.
A legal learning community
The digital library supports access to legal references. The national competition and legal reading club complement the firm’s educational work through practice, discussion and shared experience; the first competition edition was self-funded.
The app and support
The app supports Android, iPhone and iPad, providing access to learning on the move. Official download links are below.