The problem with experts
Some expert witnesses are lured into giving evidence they live to regret. Others simply find themselves in the wrong case.
Dressing the part
Pinsent Masons is the latest City firm to scrap its stringent corporate dress code.
Gazette dresses The Split
Watch out for a guest appearance in BBC TV's everyday saga of legal folk.
Memory lane 17 February 2020
A stroll down Gazette memory lane.
An active retirement
Lady Hale appears to be busier than ever after moving on from the Supreme Court last month.
Plumbing the depths
Caroline England’s experience as a divorce lawyer informs her suspense novel Convictions.
Fighting to the end
Solicitor Elouise Gregor was given urgent medical treatment during the interrogation stage of Channel 4’s SAS: Who Dares Wins.
A dream of thee
Valentine's Day provides life-affirming opportunities to get the sales message across.
Battle of writs in trial showdown
In 1817, an acquitted man rearrested in connection with a rape and murder elected Trial by Battle.
Court plans patriot games for 125th
Commercial Court will celebrate the anniversary of its first summons in style.
Bard lover Judy acts the part
Criminal law specialist/actress Judy Ramjeet will be treading the boards as Lady Macbeth.
Apocalypse now
Some of the headlines reporting on the Law Society’s office blaze were a little… apocalyptic?
Memory lane 3 February 2020
A stroll down Gazette memory lane.
Steady Freddie
Solicitor Baldwin instructed Jeremy Hutchinson QC to defend Christine Keeler on a perjury charge.
This one’s from the HIP
Could the controversial home information packs make a comeback?
Squashed court
Even a £300m state-of-the-art court complex can have a bad day.
Would-be Magna Carta thief experiences justice first-hand
Culprit stood out among visitors to Salisbury Cathedral as he wore security glasses and gloves.
Floundering MoJ chief boards a portal into hell
Don’t go away with the idea of problems with the system, civil justice mandarin tells insurers.
Congratulations and commiserations all under one roof
Irwin Mitchell’s Manchester office could have a difficult balancing act coming up.
Queen of crime does a runner
The lawyers of New York receiver Marm Mandelbaum weren’t baffled by their client’s disappearance in 1884 - they orchestrated it.
