Our use of the above cartoon in our round-up (geddit?) of 2005 prompted a letter from - no prizes for guessing - Wiltshire. 'As the only equine law practice in Wiltshire receiving a mention in either the Legal 500 or Chambers, might we be presumptuous and graciously accept the award highlighted?' wrote Andrew Chalk and Richard Brooks of Withy King in Marlborough. 'As befitting our new-found status, a case of Krug should suffice.' A nice try - but surely when it comes to legal Oscars, the glory of winning is everything.
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