All Obiter articles – Page 45
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NewsLammy loses his Spurs in exchange for talking justice
Scheduling of a fringe event of the Labour Party conference presented a bit of a problem for the Tottenham fan.
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NewsGreat art doors
September saw the return of the Chelsea Art Society’s annual exhibition, an event of which Wedlake Bell is the longstanding sponsor.
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NewsCosta living is easy
Fieldfisher's offer of Costa vouchers to its lawyers is just one of a number of ways City firms are making the office return more appealing.
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NewsWhere there’s a will there’s a won’t
President of the family division reveals surprising royal connection in recent judgment on the Duke of Edinburgh’s will.
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NewsKeir swerves justice issues on road to success
Starmer’s long essay about ‘the road ahead’ for Britain had plenty of words to play with, but ‘justice’ is used just five times.
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NewsOpening pop-up courts in the shadow of a closed one
Fifth Nightingale court opens at conference centre in Monument, just three Tube stops from closed Blackfriars Crown Court.
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NewsIT glitch puts council in a bind
A local authority in Kent found out the hard way how not to go about testing online systems.
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NewsLSB’s feast of words blurs party line
LSB consultation treats words in much the same way as the late Keith Floyd treated red wine: you can never have too much.
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NewsCounting the cost of crime
Marlborough Street was not a court where I or my clients fared well.
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NewsJenna’s vision is one of a kind
Jenna Atkinson was a finalist in this year's Enterprise Vision Awards, which celebrates female entrepreneurship in the north-west.
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NewsA return to normal? At least the awards bashes are back
Surrey Law Society leads the way with a packed and joyous event.
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NewsEastEnders remembers the court drama but forgets the realism
Heated debate between parties was more suited to the Queen Vic than the family court.
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NewsBard times at Chancery Lane
James Woolf's play about the gig economy can still be enjoyed at selected venues.
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NewsTime for us to stop soliciting?
Surely, we should no longer be tagged alongside hawkers and canvassers. So what should we call ourselves?
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NewsLaw firm's charity story is a real page-turner
gunnercooke foundation will open its first House of Friends & Books in Manchester in November.
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NewsRotten luck for Johnny as Sex Pistols claim concludes
Presence of lawyers for band agreement goes against John Lydon in high-profile ruling.