OBITER – Page 41
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NewsCarts before the horse
Obiter detects a lack of harmony between the Ministry of Justice and the Office for Statistics Regulation, the body charged with making sure that official statistics are sound.
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NewsDefender of the rich and famous
The flamboyant and talented Francis Lee Bailey Jr died earlier this month.
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NewsRoyal birth keeps lawyers busy
Daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex is already generating plenty of work for lawyers.
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NewsWhich snaps court your fancy?
Holidays are supposed to be a time to switch off – until you pass the nearby law courts.
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NewsLord chancellor's little black book
Could we see Robert Buckland's memoirs on the shelves, after a decent interval?
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NewsA fresh start? Try becoming the Falklands’ only judge
Senior magistrate post is comparable to that of a Crown court or county court judge in England and Wales.
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NewsNetball, rugby - and LawCare
Law Society RFC 7s & Netball Tournament announces partnership with legal community support charity LawCare.
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NewsDo as we say, not as we do
Our regulator never tires of lecturing solicitors on matters of transparency, but perhaps it could attend to the beam in its own eye.
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NewsGas mask run leaves Hannah gasping
Hannah becomes the tenth contestant to leave the SAS course.
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NewsFood for thought
Proceedings in the mammoth commercial court action brought by ENRC include some mouth-watering details.
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NewsFreedom! More than 400 teams sign up to walk for justice
Events organised by the Access to Justice Foundation and regional support trusts to take place across the UK.
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NewsCity lawyer’s leap of faith
Hannah made an ominous start to the fifth day of tackling the special forces selection course on Channel 4’s SAS: Who Dares Wins series.
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NewsMax Mosley: lawyer who would go on to change the law
Press regulation campaigner cut his teeth with patent and trade mark law.
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NewsApprentice star makes his millions - after ditching the law
Insurance turns out to be a better bet for young Alex Mills.
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NewsGallery: Walking the Thames for legal support
A bracing day out marks the return of legal walking for charity.