All Obiter articles – Page 11
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NewsEx-Rosenblatt chief gets back in the game
Nicola Foulston, the former chief executive of City firm RBG, does not seem to have lost her appetite for the legal world.
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NewsMemory lane
A Law Society power shake-up, how to advertise and the Motor Car Act 1903: a stroll down Gazette memory lane.
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NewsHack quits court reporting to get in on the action
Former court reporter Amy Rowley qualifies as a criminal lawyer.
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NewsRobing up for the Abbey
A new legal year opens with the traditional Westminster Abbey service. Long may it continue.
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NewsFancy a London stroll? Walk this way
Event to raise money for free legal advice charities takes place Saturday 5 October.
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News'Politically dead' Chalk in good spirits at party conference
Former justice secretary was a special guest at drinks reception hosted by Law Society and Bar Council.
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NewsGateley shows problem with being public property
With control relinquished, a business must rely on shareholders to toe the line.
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NewsThe cold always bothers me anyway
A day at Wimbledon Magistrates Court is enough to give anyone the chills.
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NewsMatters of life and Dr Death
It is a wonder how some ‘experts’ have ever been allowed to give evidence.
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NewsParrado perspective
Nando Parrado, a survivor of the 1972 Andes plane crash, speaks at the IBA.
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NewsFresh face for Freshfields
Shortened name 'embraces the reality of what people call us in the market'.
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NewsLaw Rocks Mexico City
Lawyers' battle of the bands provides suitable climax to entertainment around International Bar Association's annual conference.
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NewsGallery: Meeting the Legal Heroes
Solicitors who have made a long-lasting difference to the lives of others are celebrated at the Law Society.
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Memory lane
Quindell’s libel victory, England’s first black High Court judge, and court dress: a stroll down Gazette memory lane.
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NewsPositive points for juniors
Law Society deputy vice president Mark Evan’s fireside chat was a highlight at the Junior Solicitors Network summit last week.
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NewsHourly rate for a receptionist a cost too far
There was plenty of judicial ire in Canada this week as a Toronto firm tried to recover fees from a former client.
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