Lawyers who lunch
Legal London will say goodbye to al-desko sandwiches, for three days, anyway.
Gauke’s dive back into Twitter hi-jinks
Former lord chancellor appears topless with tan and facial fuzz.
Old Fox’s silver lining for Liberace
Shabby silk Gilbert ‘Old Fox’ Beyfus wasn’t to be underestimated.
Buckland plays it for laughs
Latest lord chancellor gave as good as he got as he acknowedged his predecessor’s comments.
Worse for wear - worsted courtroom tales of woe
Anecdotes about lawyers’ attire have been gracing the letters page of The Times.
Will Djanogly turn over a new leaf?
The Huntingdon MP has been learning about the effects of legalising cannabis.
Memory lane 29 July 2019
A stroll down Gazette memory lane.
Lawyer checked out
The ‘I’m a lawyer’ line shouldn’t be deployed at the self-service queue in Tesco.
HMCTS shows its human side
This week’s award for stating the bleeding obvious goes to…
Goldilocks and the lord chancellor
Fairytale promotion for Robert Buckland QC MP.
Too hot to freeze!
Seersucker or shorts?
Murder and the body of evidence
‘No body, no conviction’?
Rescue boat docks at Temple
Extinction Rebellion commemorated an absent hero during their protest outside the RCJ last week.
On the fringe
Could Hollywood beckon for solicitor Judy Ramjeet?
City tots up the ‘levy’
TheCityUK reminds anyone considering reviving City levy to fund legal aid that top firms already do their bit.
Memory lane 15 July 2019
A stroll down Gazette memory lane.
School’s nearly out for Gauke
Obiter is enjoying the Lord Chancellor’s end-of-term demeanour.
Bar gets hacked-off
The bar is not known for its humility, a characteristic on show at the Bar Council’s anniversary knees-up last week.
At the sharp end
Solicitor recalls client’s request to have an ’Excalibur sword’ brought to court.
Profession captures climate change through power of photography
Lawyers and law students submitted entries in the first Global Law Photography competition.
