All Obiter articles – Page 109
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NewsWhen lawyers kept calm and carried on
Relentless resilience showed by the justice system during the second world war.
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NewsMemory lane
The Law Society Gazette, 13 May 2010 Nineteen new solicitor MPs enter the Commons Last week’s general election saw 19 solicitors newly elected as MPs – 14 for the Conservative Party and five for Labour. Conservative wins included Helen Grant, senior partner at Croydon firm Grants and Eversheds consultant Jonathan ...
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NewsCorruption in the courtroom
The very best tribunal for an acquittal must be the judge sitting alone who has been bribed.
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NewsBach to the future?
A Westminster snout reckons Obiter missed a frontrunner in the race to be next justice secretary.
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NewsMemory lane
Shoosmiths has agreed to pay what is believed to be a substantial referral fee to the Automobile Association.
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NewsLegal hen invades the Miliband coop
Bride-to-be who ambushed Labour leader’s battle bus highlights issue of legal aid cuts.
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NewsAssange conference cameo sparks bench boycott
It’s generally a coup for a conference organiser to snare a household name.
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NewsA trial that may never end
The case of convicted murderer Mark Lundy fails to leave the headlines.
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NewsLawyers can rely on kindness of strangers
Today is International Be Kind to Lawyers Day (apparently). But where’s the wine?
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NewsSmall beer for lawyers in Tory manifesto
It appears that the Conservative party is sick of the sight of lawyers.
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NewsActor’s wife wears expensive shirt
Daily Mail readers were treated to eight near-identical snaps of Mrs Clooney.
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