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All Obiter articles – Page 22
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NewsRemote hearings continue to confuse
This is me, not my daughter, High Court judge tells virtual courtroom.
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NewsWhen defence is a moral dilemma
Can you refuse to act for a client on moral grounds in a criminal matter?
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NewsLaw Rocks! for Ukraine
Legal profession’s hottest acts return to London’s legendary 100 Club for a very good cause.
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NewsRecommendation to be regretted
When I first set up on my own, one of my landlords was the irascible Edwin Hornchurch.
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NewsBot puts gender virtue-signallers on the spot
Law firms and others tweeting about International Women’s Day found their gender pay gaps exposed online.
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NewsEd Sheeran is in love with the shape of his IP lawyers
Singer-songwriter's hit is 'a long way from grime', Mr Justice Zacaroli observes.
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NewsBrief encounter
Former attorney general Michael Ellis QC MP replied with admirable succinctness to a written question in parliament this week.
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NewsCosts battle becomes ratings winner
Hearing of CAM Legal Services v Belsner draws 2,300 views on the Court of Appeal’s YouTube channel.
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NewsThe Duke dodges dramatic lawyerly pitfalls
Matthew Goode’s portrayal of Jeremy Hutchinson QC is among the highlights of new comedy-drama.
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NewsTwo months late, it’s a no from the MoJ
It would appear that no one is writing down who the lord chancellor is meeting these days.
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NewsStamping out rookie mistakes
The first time I was reported to the Law Society by another firm came a day or so after I qualified.
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NewsWhen the law lords skipped a light fandango
Members of the highest court got down with the ageing hippies in landmark 2008 ruling.
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NewsMaster of the rolls adjusts his dial
Masks and wigs were off as the Court of Appeal turned steamy for costs hearing.
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NewsTwo bloody difficult women - and a QC
Lord Pannick is to play Lord Pannick in a stage drama about the ‘Enemies of the people’ case.
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NewsWill the real magistrate please step forward?
Latest Ministry of Justice campaign has the makings of a brilliant legal competition show.
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NewsHold the front page
There was lawyerly surprise when Obiter sidled up to ask for documents at the Court of Appeal in a dry, but potentially significant, case.
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NewsStephens takes on a global rights brief
Media law specialist takes up role as co-chair of IBA Human Rights Institute.