Richard Langley, head of Litigation and Dispute Resolution, commented recently in an article in Times Higher Education on a legal challenge by Andrew Croskery to the 2:2 degree awarded to him by Queen's University Belfast, claiming that if he had received adequate supervision he would have achieved a 2:1. In Richard's view Mr Croskery would have an "uphill struggle" to prove that the University had acted irrationally in not increasing his grade.
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