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Work hard, get a fully funded scholarship for PhD in UK or EU or Australia and complete it. The only meaningful way of jumping the queue. Unfortunately the bias you are experiencing is a market reality which is unfair but inescapable.
Some former RGNUL professor shared his experience of making it into academia while being from a traditional university- look up Vikram Karuna on LinkedIn and perhaps reach out to him.
A lot of people here seem to already be working as assistant professors, my question is not limited to answers, only from law students. I would love to hear everyone's suggestions. Student or not
I did try many places before PU. It was same everywhere. Is pu not good enough?
The fact that you are relying on a law student for careers advice, when it should be the other way around, shows exactly how desperate your situation is. Perhaps those "privileged" people have a point that hasn't yet been considered? :)
Those people whom you are referring to either have connections, or they had been recruited long back.
In that case, try for some of the NLUs that take in contractual people as TAs.
Cannot be done in your circs. Consider other options in life.