All Obiter articles – Page 69
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NewsRinger with a nose for villainy
For sheer villainy on the turf nothing can really compare to the 1844 running of the Derby for three-year-olds.
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NewsA solicitor prime minister? Don't risk your shirt
The bookies are offering 5/1 on Dominic Raab following in the footsteps of David Lloyd George.
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NewsEmployment law head is a lifesaver
Elissa Thursfield of Gamlins Law becomes first ever female helmsman at her local lifeboat station.
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NewsRulemakers relish room with a view
Civil Procedure Rule Committee meeting was opened to the public last week.
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NewsHolly Willoughby and fake bubbly for APIL's annual jaunt
Association of Personal Injury Lawyers convenes in Birmingham.
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NewsUps and downs of a court Twitter feed
‘Does anyone out there know when I last worked?’ @CourtLift tweets from Reading.
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NewsThe last witness to Lady Chatterley trial
£56,250 needed to save judge's annotated copy for the nation.
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NewsJustice Alliance in the dark
Campaigners will be holding a vigil in London on 16 May to ‘shine a light on justice’.
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NewsAmbridge over troubled water
Radio 4’s fictional village certainly isn’t a legal advice desert.
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NewsCalifornia beaming
Britain’s biggest fraud trial is providing a glimpse into the future of video hearings.
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NewsThe importance of getting paid
First rule of practice: ‘Don’t leave the office without money in the client account’.
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NewsGallery: Law Rocks London International Disputes Week
Three law firm bands show that lawyers know how to have a good time.
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NewsLawyers back in line of fire on Line of Duty
Placing a strand of hair on a corpse is all in a day's work for TV solicitor.
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NewsDoes this float your boat?
It’s nearly time for the highlight of the Law Society Yacht Club’s year – a day racing in classic boats off the Isle of Wight.
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NewsTight-lipped firm files notice of a change of name
In its 130th year, did Slaughter and May fancy a change?