Lawyers on the run
Inaugural Legal 5k race in London’s Regent’s Park attracts 600 runners despite dismal weather.
Happy reunion: The Split is returning
BBC's hit family law drama starring Nicola Walker and Stephen Mangan will return for a two-part special.
University challenge
Don't believe everything you read on LinkedIn.
Legally Come Dancing
Furnival Chambers is hosting Return of the Glitterball in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support.
Bridge too far for jumpers
Bridge jumping was once a fashionable sport in both England and America. It was viewed with disdain by the judiciary on both sides of the water.
Maiden victory parade is world’s first
Law Society Yacht Club highlight was the chance to cheer yacht as it arrived home after 27,000-mile Ocean Globe.
Post Office probe gets intimate
Malapropism highlighted in last week’s hearing prompts snorts of amusement.
Judges primed for a turf war?
Did the prime minister’s statement on his plans to ‘stop the boats’ spark a constitutional row with HM Judiciary?
Disaplinary breach
The SDT needs to have a word with its sign-writer.
Memory lane
Heralding the ‘Wi-Fi era’, a supreme vision for a new court, and a solicitor in the Grand National: a stroll down Gazette memory lane.
Echoes of Escobar and a morality tale
Brother of late (alleged) Colombian drug lord brings trade mark appeal.
Shorthand trumps tech
No matter how smart the tech is, sometimes it simply does not work.
'Bitcoin identity' trial Rolls on
A brief encore to Mr Justice Mellor’s triumphant performance in COPA v Wright.
Of alibis and advocacy
I don’t think I ever encountered a professional alibi witness, but I certainly knew a man who was a professional mitigator.
44 and out for Darryl
Litigation executive Darryl Barnes retires 44 years after first stepping through the doors at Leamington Spa firm Blythe, Owen George & Co.
The friendly kind of lively
Obiter was intrigued to read the minutes for last month’s SRA board meeting.
A glorious run comes to an end
Final episode of US sitcom Curb Your Enthusiasm plays out in a courtroom.
Memory lane
Courts fees increase, the race to the bar and illegitimate persons: a stroll down Gazette memory lane.
Dawn of ‘deathtech’
MyGoodbyes is an app to lead us through a conversation many of us never get around to having.
Where ‘legal Eagles’ dare
Hats off to Deputy Master Linwood for working a classic 1970s rock lyric into a judgment.