Legal triumphs of our time, pt 73: news of an extraordinary success for the legal profession at this year's Trades Union Congress in Brighton. Barnsley and Wakefield firm Raleys has, we are told by a press release, won the 'best stand' award at the conference. The outstanding stand 'offered literature and one-to-one advice on all aspects of legal problems faced by union members', while a caricaturist offered, er, 'some light relief'. Hurrah!
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